U.S. outlook for 2018

[...]the trade deficit has had a small improvement rather than the deterioration we expected. A key element in this outcome has been the labor force participation rate (the proportion of the working-age population that is active in the labor market). trough October, it has been constant rather than...

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Published in:Indiana business review 2017-12, Vol.92 (4), p.1-3
Main Author: Witte, Willard E
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Consumer spending
Consumption
Economic conditions
Economic forecasts
Economic growth
Forecasts and trends
Government spending
Hurricanes
International trade
Investments
Job creation
Labor market
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United States economic conditions
US exports
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Consumption
Economic conditions
Economic forecasts
Economic growth
Forecasts and trends
Government spending
Hurricanes
International trade
Investments
Job creation
Labor market
Market potential
Unemployment
United States economic conditions
US exports
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