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USA Manufactured Exports Likely Fell in August 2010

August 2010 data show imports into the United States have almost returned to pre-Great Recession highs, while exports are down YoY.

Posted bySteven Hansen14 September 201015 September 2010Posted inTrade Data, TransportTags: containers, imports. exports, trade1 Comment on USA Manufactured Exports Likely Fell in August 2010

Is the Trade Balance Making Any Stimulus Ineffective?

Open trade borders leak (money flows). Stimulus done in one country alone will benefit its trading partners more – as they did not have to invest any capital to be stimulated.

Posted bySteven Hansen10 September 201011 September 2010Posted inECRI WLI, Trade Data, Weekly Economic SummaryTags: economic index, free trade, Kearns, Krugman, Tonelson6 Comments on Is the Trade Balance Making Any Stimulus Ineffective?

Trade Balance in July 2010 May Be Down (or Up)

The trade balance may have grown in July 2010, the opposite of the statement in the US Census press release. The monkey wrench is inconsistent seasonal data.

Posted bySteven Hansen9 September 201010 September 2010Posted inTrade DataTags: balance, exports, imports, trade

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