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Jul 01 2019
Notes from Spain
Fast fashion is the new model for all sorts of trade under deglobalisation. More
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Oct 03 2011
US recession, vicious cycle
Is the sky really falling? In a business far more forgiving of misguided optimism than the opposite, pundits must be wary of predicting recessions. More
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Aug 09 2010
Know How to Read WLI
Letter to the editor: Sir, "Out on a limb, the ECRI weekly leading indicator ... suggests a double-dip recession is imminent," according to James Mackintosh (The Short View, August 4). More
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May 24 2007
Fears over food price inflation
Retail food prices are heading for their biggest annual increase in as much as 30 years, raising fears that the world faces an unprecedented period of food price inflation. More
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Jan 16 2007
A Eurocentric cycle perspective
Business cycles as seen from a Eurocentric perspective, letter to the editor. More
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Sep 01 2005
Mgt fix like more Titanic lifeboats
Yossi Sheffi lays down an unexceptionable set of rules for building a demand-responsive supply chain. More
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Jan 04 2005
Mixed Messages Send Stocks Lower
Wall Street drifted lower yesterday as a mixed bag of economic news and losses in energy stocks outweighed a string of positive updates from retailers More
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Dec 21 2004
Expansion may be Dogged by Inflation
Earlier this year, following the acceleration in US economic growth from spring 2003 through to spring 2004, most economists ratcheted up growth forecasts. More
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Oct 08 2004
Wall Street set for jobs data hit
Wall Street trade looked likely to see stocks lower on Friday. More
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Aug 25 2004
Housing bubble not ready to burst yet
If this is a US housing bubble, it will be the first time everyone has accurately predicted it. More
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Jul 31 2004
Optimism returns after promising gains
For one week at least, Wall Street faced down oil fears, political uncertainty and a slowing economy to register gains - ending a dreary month on a hopeful note. More
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May 17 2004
Inflation and Deceleration
In early April there was concern the US economy might founder as job growth kept disappointing economists. More
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Apr 05 2003
Forecasts at Turning Points
US economists have grossly and chronically underestimated the US economy's weakness this year, in a fashion typically found during a turning point toward a new recession. More
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Jul 17 1996
Comments & Analysis: Greenspan's Day of Judgement
ECRI is a group of business cycle analysts formerly at Columbia University who say there is little or no danger of an upturn in inflation. More
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