Gross Domestic Product (Gdp)
Led by the auto industry, the United States economy grew rapidly in the 1920s, generating more jobs, more income, and more free time that the American consumer had in orde...
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After nearly two years of sluggish economic growth, the pace of economic expansion has finally began to accelerate. Today the U.S. economy is strong and getting stronger. After experiencing a series...
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Revisions to GDP were not huge measured by magnitude, but they were significant, when judged by their implications for policy. Since the end of the recession in 2001, real economic growth has been a ...
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Many people take the economic showdown embodied in the 2.5% GDP growth rate reported in the second quarter as clear evidence that the economy has slowed to a noninflationary pace, as desired by the Fe...
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