…both single-family and total permits, as well as starts, all declined from their highs in the December-January period. To be recessionary, I would need to see at least a 10%…

…annually to $15,480.1 billion, while February PCE was revised from $14,785.5 billion annually to $14,789.7 billion, revisions that were already included in this week’s GDP report….total personal outlays for April,…

…even continuously reduces the minimum of necessary labour-time. But in order to do so, it must constantly produce on a rising scale…. The total quantity of labour-time used in a particular branch…

…ago (see table 3)…subtracting the 5,584,000 total separations from the total hires of 6,719,000 would imply an increase of 1,135,000 jobs in June, more than the revised payroll job increase of…

…appeals the judge’s decision to approve the deal. In writing about the increase in Opioid abuse since 1980 and looking around for additional information, I ran across this information as…

…total personal savings, which is disposable personal income less total outlays, at a $1,710.9 billion annual rate in August, down from the revised $1,824.6 billion annualized personal savings in July…

…of 526,000 jobs, which factors into the unemployment and underemployment rates below. The total number of employed is still -5,333,000, or -3.3% below its pre-pandemic peak.  At this rate jobs…

…m/m, and total permits (blue) decreased a whopping 7.7%(!), but only after a downwardly revised 5.6% increase in August. The less volatile single-family permits (red) decreased -0.9%. As a result,…

…of the total. Construction jobs increased 44,000. Since the beginning of the pandemic, -150,000 construction jobs have been lost, or -2.5% of the total. Residential construction jobs, which are even…

…annualized $216.8 billion to $16,786.6 billion annually in October, which left total personal savings, which is disposable personal income less total outlays, at a $1,321.7 billion annual rate in October,…