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Weekly Highlights 06 May 2011

This is the Weekly Scorecard table for economic review 6 May, 2011.

Posted bySteven Hansen6 May 20116 May 2011Posted inWeekly Economic SummaryTags: ECRI, employment, Steven Hansen, unemployment, weekly highlights, weekly intitial unemployment claims, weekly review

Beware: Core CPI Follows Food Inflation

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.

Posted bySteven Hansen5 March 20115 March 2011Posted inPrices - PPI, CPI and More, Weekly Economic SummaryTags: core inflation, economic review, ECRI, employment, energy inflation, food inflation, inflation, initial weekly claims, National Income and Product Account, NIPA, unemployment, weekly claims, weekly review5 Comments on Beware: Core CPI Follows Food Inflation

The Downside of the 2009 Stimulus

It is likely the U.S. economy would still be in recession without the 2009 stimulus. Will the real economy step up enough to continue the recovery as stimulus winds down?

Posted bySteven Hansen26 February 201126 February 2011Posted inGDP, Government, Weekly Economic SummaryTags: CBO, congressional budget office, ECRI, employment, GDP, recovery, stimulus, unemployment1 Comment on The Downside of the 2009 Stimulus

Econintersect’s Analysis Summary for w/e 07 January 2011

This week, the economic summary article was published in the Opinion Blog, and is titled Victims and Winners of Economic Cycles.

Posted bySteven Hansen7 January 20117 January 2011Posted inUncategorizedTags: ECRI, weekly economic scorecard, weekly economic summary

December Economic Outlook Slightly Improved

The consensus (or average) of economic indicators is for continued slow growth, with Main Street factors lagging Wall Street.

Posted byJohn Lounsbury30 November 201030 November 2010Posted inECRI WLI, Leading Indicators, LEITags: CMI, Conference Board, Consumer Metrics Institute, ECRI, EEI, recovery3 Comments on December Economic Outlook Slightly Improved

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