…are legally allowed to be charged, the supply of the goods or services simply tends to decline in quantity or quality, whether these goods are apartments, medicines, or other things….

…is reliable enough to indicate – surprisingly – modest positive momentum in the goods producing sector. The Bonddad Blog “A look at the goods producing sector,” Angry Bear by New…

…that under normal circumstances tariffs — taxes on imported goods — are passed on to consumers in the form of higher prices. There are caveats and exceptions to this consensus,…

…for goods and services, thus causing a recession or even a depression. Second, with a major shift in demand (fewer government goods and services and more private ones), the economy…

…preliminary data on new factory orders released this morning for February. While overall new orders for durable goods declined -1.4% for the month (blue, right scale), core capital goods orders…

…increase: Update: The surge in corporate spending was also apparent in the final March report for manufacturers’ spending on durable goods orders (blue), capital goods (red), and consumer goods orders…

Why does the National Review allow John Tamny to publish such utterly stupid comments: If a homeowner secures a loan that enables him or her to purchase more goods, by…

…imports will rise because of the tariff. OK – that might be right. But as we consumers buy American goods instead of Chinese goods, U.S. employment will decline. HUH? And…

…in 2004. The index for finished energy goods climbed 23.9 percent in 2005, after moving up 13.4 percent in the preceding calendar year. Conversely, prices for finished goods other than…

…of this year, the US ran a deficit in every broad end-use category of goods. In determining where the US has a comparative advantage, each category of goods should be…