Don't Settle for Less Yet

Article Abstract:

Statistics show economic growth in the first quarter of 1984 while economic trends point to little significant growth. Economists are hoping for economic growth, especially with inflation remaining low. Housing is expected to increase once interest rates stabilize. Gross National Product (GNP) rates and the mood of the economy is included.

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Shooting Stars Brighten Outlook Sky

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Economic growth in the United States has surprised most economists. Investment is stronger than expected as well as the trade deficit less negative than anticipated. Consumer spending is responsible for the economy's overall growth. The mood of the economy is included.

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Industries the Recovery Forgot

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Not all industries are improving with the recovery of the United States economy. These industries that are slow to recover are examined. Joint ventures and mergers are ways of saving ailing companies.

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