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Will the US Consumer Come Back in 2011?

The U.S. consumer is still far overleveraged compared to history. This must improve for a strong consumer comeback.

Posted by行政26 December 201020 July 2011Posted inConsumer CreditTags: consumer, consumer debt, consumption, Russ Koesterich1 Comment on Will the US Consumer Come Back in 2011?

Savings, Work, Keynes and Policy Realism

Some things are truths, supported by facts. When facts and beliefs are in conflict, which should win? The answer is at the heart of our inability to solve problems.

Posted by行政21 December 201020 July 2011Posted inUncategorizedTags: consumption, demand, investment, Karl Smith, QE4 Comments on Savings, Work, Keynes and Policy Realism

China: Continued Attempts to Grow through Investment Likely

China’s GDP growth rates in 2011 will be likely continue to be strong as high investment continues. By the end of the year there will be much more concern about rebalancing processes.

Posted byMichael Pettis19 December 201019 December 2010Posted inChinaTags: China, consumption, growth, inflation2 Comments on China: Continued Attempts to Grow through Investment Likely

Personal Income Declines in September

Personal income appears is nearly flat over the past four months but personal consumption has continued to rise. Transfer payments have declined for the first time in a year.

Posted bySteven Hansen1 November 20101 November 2010Posted inPersonal Income and ConsumptionTags: consumption, personal income1 Comment on Personal Income Declines in September

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