…contraction from slowing down the momentum of the economic growth. Goods Market The goods market is described by a graph with aggregate demand (y-axis) and national output (x-axis). Aggregate demand…

…since 2000 to conclude that 13 of 17 have led to an improvement in our goods (not including services; see more below) trade balance with the countries involved, giving a…

…at least 20,000 goods productions jobs have been addedvirtually every month … So if history is a guide, a sharp slowdown in goods producing jobs growth should begin very soon,…

…a series of posts. One very simple reason is that lower income is typically obtained by providing a goods and services to poorer people. This means that the signal from…

…namely, buying goods not to wear out, but to trade in or discard after a short time when new or more attractive goods or models come out. The one salvation…

…goods and services for human survival. Still is. — Little doubt, those early agrarian societies were (as were their hunter-gather predecessors) cooperative/communal. And, so their economies. In time, these societies…

…workweek (black) with capital goods orders, both again YoY and first historically: The average manufacturing workweek is even more leading than capital goods orders, turning first, but is even more…

…recessions typically don’t happen until after both manufacturing and residential construction jobs, and more generally goods-producing jobs, have turned down.  As of July, manufacturing jobs are treading water, but construction…

…75% of the content must be from North America. The tariffs for non-USMCA-compliant goods could address concerns past and current U.S. officials have raised about Chinese goods’ being shipped into Mexico and…

Positing that the purpose of an economy is to produce and equitably distribute the requisite goods and services for a given societal unit, that the purpose of government is to…