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Fred Bauer: CBO: Tax Hikes, Defense Cuts, and Slow Growth -- One Vision for the Future
The assumptions made here by the Congressional Budget Office suggest a radically different federal government than we're used to, one that taxes more and one that spends more on various mandatory domestic programs and less on defense and discretionary programs.
Eurozone crisis: France and Germany still growing despite turmoil | Business | guardian.co.uk
GDP data released this morning shows Europe's two largest economies expanded in the last quarter, although France shrank unexpectedly in Q2
Gdp Grows Over Summer Thanks To Consumer Spending Business Investing - The Business Blotter -
Consumer spent money and businesses invested this summer, but the GDP isn't expanding fast enough to really recover from the Great Recession.
If the Mobile Tech Industry Was a Country, Its GDP Would be #13 in the World - SocialTimes.com
If the Mobile Tech Industry Was a Country, Its GDP Would be #13 in the World
The FactCheck Blog - FactCheck: GDP shock – was it the weather wot done it?
"They are clearly disappointing figures but the statisticians tell us that the weather had a huge effect � we had the coldest December for 100 years, businesses were closed, people couldn�t get to work... So we�re not going to be blown off course by the bad weather."
UK GDP figures too bad to be true | gavyn davies | Insight into macroeconomics and the financial
Gavyn Davies blogs for the Financial Times on macroeconomics, economic policymaking and the financial markets. Gavyn Davies is a macroeconomist who was the head of the global economics department at Goldman Sachs from 1987-2001 and was chairman of the BBC from 2001-2004.
Beyond GDP - The Conversation - Harvard Business Review
Business bloggers at Harvard Business Review discuss a variety of business topics including managing people, innovation, leadership, and more.
Best Bodies, Global GDP Edition | The Upswing | Fast Company
<p></p><p><p><img class="center"src="http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2522/4190334829_6f51af811f_o.jpg"alt="Global GDP"width="620"height="873"/></p><p>Think the U.S. is in a slump? Check out the World GDP numbers for 2009. The U.S. percentage of output has remained remarkably stable, even with recent
Richard Barrington: Initial GDP Estimate: Hope for Interest Rates?
The initial estimate released Friday for fourth-quarter GDP hinted at something long missing from the U.S. economy: positive momentum. But can it be sustained?
Jared Bernstein: Obama and the Economy: Then vs. Now
I was recently asked how some of the key economic indicators are trending going into 2012 from the perspective of the president's record. When Obama took office in January 2009, employment was absolutely cratering. Now it's growing, and, in the private sector, has been since the spring of
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