This table accompanies the weekly review article at Global Economic Intersection. This week the article is “What Gives With Consumer Credit“.

Weekly Economic Release Scorecard:

China: More unwise trade sanctions coming

October BLS Jobs: 104K jobs, but both temp help and transportation jobs grew

September Manufacturing Sales: Not as good as August 2011 Growth

October ISM Non-Manufacturing: Weaker than the headlines suggest

Investment Advice: Is it any more than random guesses?

October ADP Jobs: Up 110,000 – not good, not bad

Government Debt: Should $14 trillion be a worry?

September Construction Spending: Public spending down, Private spending up

October ISM Manufacturing: Still expanding but rate of expansion slowing

Recession Viewpoint: Arguments in support of a coming recession

Banks: European and USA bank liabilities in perspective

November Economic Forecast: Economy expanding but rate of expansion declines

Euro PIGS: How they should leave the Euro

Bond Insurance: A second look at the usefulness of insuring the bond market

Euro: Using oil price spreads to short the Euro

USA Economy: Has it turned the corner with investing now safe?

New York City Housing: Is the market about to collapse?

Investing: Equities market growth seen going forward

Europe: A look at Greek contagion

China vs America: To be viewed as an adversary or competitor?

Societal Advancement: Has America lost its way?

Occupy Wall Street: What the protestors should know about big banks

Euro Debt Insurance: What has happened to the collateralized debt market?

Housing Values: Two moves to strengthen the housing market

Euro Crisis: Five Policy prescriptions to make Europe healthier

China: Is it positioning itself to take down the USA without firing a shot?