Our primary leading indicators of business-cycle conditions continue to indicate that a recession is likely. The percentage of leading indicators appraised as expanding increased from 33 l...
The lead article in AIER’s September 1 Research Reports traces the evolution and implications of the biggest piece of housing policy legislation since 1934. The Housing and Economic Recovery Act of ...
Russia’s ability to reclaim its great power status on the international stage is dependent upon the strength of its economy, and not merely its military ability to defeat the Republic of Georgia, a...
The recent conflict in the Republic of Georgia has once again refocused American and international attention on Russia’s place in the global community. It is now almost 17 years since the Soviet ha...
Over the postwar years, the civilian labor force participation rate (the percentage of people aged 16 and older who are either employed or are looking for work) has gradually increased from about ...
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Our primary leading indicators of business-cycle conditions continue to indicate that a recession is likely. The percentage of leading indicators appraised as expanding increased from 33 last month...
The latest batch of data indicate that the economy is weak and the outlook remains poor. Most of our 12 Leading Indicators continue to contract, and we downgraded our appraisal of the cyclical...
In April 2007, we first forecast that a recession was likely. This month our economic indicators show for the first time that a business contraction probably has begun. We rely on six coincident indicators...
Our twelve leading indicators of business-cycle conditions have improved somewhat since the beginning of the year but they still point to recession.
Gross Domestic Product expanded at a 0.6 percent annual rate during the first quarter, the same pace as during the fourth-quarter and substantially slower than the 3.4 percent average since World War...
Senior Research Fellow Richard M. Ebeling was featured in Sunday's Des Moines Register. His op-ed is reproduced below: The Conference Board's Consumer Confidence Index declined in June to just 50 percent,...
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Senior Fellow Walker Todd was quoted in Thursday's New York Post in a piece about the Federal Reserve. Todd was quoted as saying: "I think everyone is worried," said Walker Todd, former counsel and research...
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