…U.S. economic growth will have to decelerate more over the next decade than most expect … The study projects a slower pace of workforce growth than most economists now forecast,…

…rate of business spending growth since 2003:Q1. In fact, the only thing that kept GDP growth positive at all was a massive build-up in inventories – the largest increase in…

…that Ireland’s real GNP growth has been less than its real GDP growth. McCarthy also notes that Ireland’s real GNP growth is almost as volatile as its real GDP growth….

…I don’t think money growth is well correlated to GDP growth when exchange rates are unstable and money velocity is as variable as it has been since the 1971 departure…

…domestic product (that is, output of goods and services) can grow, so, by definition, faster labor productivity growth results in slower job growth… There is no reason the gross domestic…

…recovery on record, and the lowest growth period ever to occur outside of a recession. In fact, NDGP growth is now lower than that which has occurred within most recessions….

…productivity growth rebounded in the 1990s, the long term trend is still much lower then it was in the 1950 to 1980 era. But the overall slowdown in the growth…

…the rate of growth of consumption and the real interest rate, is consistent with the belief that the key to long run growth is a high after tax real interest…

…in Japan), not contributing to major world growth, but also not dragging it down. Likewise in Europe, we may not see much growth, although maybe Eastern Europe will return to…

…of virtually all recessions. And we may start the next recession from such a low level of wage growth that the decline in wage growth turns into an absolute decline….