…were quick to decline during the recession, have also improved relatively quickly in the recovery. According to the Census Bureau, state revenues were beginning to improve by the middle of…

…data controlled by other organizations. The big goal now is to make a census of data, so that we know what exists, what’s missing and what overlaps. Future developments: WDH…

…on Census time-use surveys and median hourly wage) suggesting that counting unpaid work would increase U.S. GDP by something like a third (and I think that’s an underestimate.) Since Europeans…

…on the 2010 census, nor is it purely demographics, nor is it Obamanomics. The reason is severe and sustained fundamental economic weakness, coupled with existing purposely-distorted definitions of what constitutes…

…my narrative to support the idea that consumption must necessarily be strongly dependent on income. Now, let’s look at some data, through 2009, from the U.S. Census Bureau, Table 678….

…through 2009, from The Census Bureau. Table 678 at the link.) I’ve left the 50’s out of the argument (but not the graph,) as a courtesy to Ike, since his…

…extracting it from the Census. Does anyone have that data, ideally from a publicly available source? If so, please drop me a line at “mike” period “kimel” (one m only)…

…at https://www.savemh.com/products/industrial-access-stairways. Some perspective on small business. “In 2009,there were 27.5 million businesses in the United States, according to Office of Advocacy estimates.The lastest available Census data show that there…

…dwarfed by W’s 15 months of public-sector worker increase, let alone his father’s 19 months—are due to temporary hiring of U.S. Census workers. March, April, and May of 2010 show…

…basis. I adjust the figures for seasonal factors using a simple Census X12 ARIMA algorithm in EViews. German and French consumers are hitting the retailers, while Italian and Spanish consumers…