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... consumer spending during periods of expansion . But when investment slumps , employment and incomes generally also suffer , slowing ... consumer spending Because consumers account for such a large proportion of all Economic Forecasting 211.
... consumer spending during periods of expansion . But when investment slumps , employment and incomes generally also suffer , slowing ... consumer spending Because consumers account for such a large proportion of all Economic Forecasting 211.
Page 212
... consumer goods with consumer income and total consumer spending . Forecasting for industries that produce basic materials usually requires a series of pro- jections for specific markets . A steel forecast might be based on the outlook ...
... consumer goods with consumer income and total consumer spending . Forecasting for industries that produce basic materials usually requires a series of pro- jections for specific markets . A steel forecast might be based on the outlook ...
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... consumers . Even the most autocratic and totalitarian governments have always placed considerable reliance on markets for consumer goods and have allowed some freedom in the choice of occupation . The centrally planned economy should ...
... consumers . Even the most autocratic and totalitarian governments have always placed considerable reliance on markets for consumer goods and have allowed some freedom in the choice of occupation . The centrally planned economy should ...
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