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July 25, 2008 11:16:18 PM CDT


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  • April 2008
    • Economy Grew at a Crawl in First Quarter

      Economy Grew at a Crawl in First Quarter

      The US Gross Domestic Product rose at a 0.6% annual pace in the first quarter, despite the widespread belief that the economy is in recession, Bloomberg reports. The number stayed positive thanks to a surge in inventories, which offset flagging consumer spending and business investment. “We think we're in recession, but I don't know that the GDP numbers are going to turn negative at all in 2008,” said one economist. More »

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      recession   economy   consumer spending   GDP   inventory growth   US gross domestic product

  • March 2008
    • GDP Growth Weakest Since '02

      GDP Growth Weakest Since '02

      The US economy sputtered—as expected—in the fourth quarter of 2007, growing at the slowest rate since 2002, MarketWatch reports. Estimated growth of the US gross domestic product was 0.6% for the last three months of 2007, matching economists' forecasts. Consumer spending grew 2.3%, and exports increased 6.5%, both beating the Commerce Department’s predictions. More »

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      US economy   credit crisis   consumer spending   Commerce Department   inventory growth   US gross domestic product

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