Tag Archives: NIPA

Beware: Core CPI Follows Food Inflation

Posted on 5 March 2011 by Steven Hansen

It’s a fair argument that the way inflation is calculated applies only to the wealthiest. Historical data shows food should be included in the core rate.
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Posted in Prices - PPI, CPI and More, Weekly Economic Summary | Tagged core inflation, economic review, ECRI, employment, energy inflation, food inflation, inflation, initial weekly claims, National Income and Product Account, NIPA, unemployment, weekly claims, weekly review | 5 Comments

Personal Income & Expenditures Mixed Bag in July 2010

Posted on 30 August 2010 by Steven Hansen

Personal Income rose in July 2010 but the up trend for Personal Expenditures remains stronger than for Personal Income. Continue reading →

Posted in Personal Income and Consumption | Tagged NIPA, personal expenditures, personal income, personal income and expenditures, recovery | Leave a comment

Economy and GDP

Posted on 27 August 2010 by Steven Hansen

Economic releases w/e 27 August 2010 continue to paint an economy with slowing but positive growth. GDP for 2Q2010 was revised downward to 1.6% annualized. Continue reading →

Posted in ECRI WLI, Federal Reserve, GDP, Weekly Economic Summary | Tagged bank failures, bankruptcies, depression, double dip, GDP, government spending, NIPA, personal income, private investment, recession | 1 Comment

Tag Archives: NIPA

Beware: Core CPI Follows Food Inflation

Personal Income & Expenditures Mixed Bag in July 2010

Economy and GDP

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