…income was used for consumption purposes, because we see the rate for capital consumption rise and reach a peak at 40% in 1965. (Capital income consumption is the blue line…

…of macroeconomic interest. For instance in the 6 years after the housing bubble peaked the US, BLS data shows housing prices rising by about 10%, while Case-Shiller showed a 35%…

…logic. Fannie Mae and Freddiie Mac lost market share at an incredibly rapid pace in the peak bubble years precisely because they were not buying the worst of the junk….

…a lag. The peak of annual productivity growth is fairly constant over the years, 2% to 4%. The times when productivity growth is low or zero, match with decreases in…

…States intensifies. We see a report this week that “Exports are 17% above the pre-recession peak and imports are just below the pre-recession peak”. (source Calculated Risk) There has been…

…at Bloomberg Businessweek. “The decline in non-financial EBITDA margins is “sending something of an ominous signal” that may be followed by a peak in net-income margins, she wrote in today’s…

…the homeowner solar power provider to We Energies during peak power times. • While third party ownership is illegal in Wisconsin, We Energies also seeks to prohibit third party leasing…

…So, while there is definite improvement even accounting for emigration, Ireland is nowhere near back to its peak 2007 employment figure of about 2.15 million. So employment is still 11.6%…

…show that the unemployment rate peaked before nominal wage growth bottomed in 5 of 7 cases. Similarly the unemployment rate bottomed before nominal wage growth peaked in 5 of 7…

…2007 in that graph, indeed Q3 is 0.3% lower than the 2007 peak. Which make me wonder why he didn’t do it. Probably because when you graph real per capita…