America’s Economy: Fighting Back
There have been some great numbers showing that the US economy could well be on its way back from the coronavirus pandemic that caused substantial financial loss in many industries.…
US Economic Boom Predicted
The American economy has historically been in far better shape, however, there was a 6 percent growth in Q12021 thanks to stimulus checks and vaccination rollout which led to an…
Post-Pandemic Prosperity
America’s economy seems to be coming back from the pandemic, having recorded its fastest first-quarter GDP growth in nearly four decades. Consumer spending is up (thanks to tax credits and…
College, Coronavirus and Consumer Spending
The coronavirus taking its toll on college education. According to a recent Junior Achievement and Citizens (which polled 2,000 American teenagers), a quarter of high school students have put their…
US Economic Recovery
Thankfully it looks like the American economy is recovering, as is that of China. This is having a domino effect on optimism for the global market as IMF’s Managing Director…
Post-Pandemic Economic Recovery
In this video, Washington D.C.-based anchor of Global Business America Rachelle Akuffo and Chief US Economist, Oxford Economics’ Gregory Daco discuss America’s post-pandemic economic recovery.
Assessing US Economic Recovery
It is not so simple to pinpoint a trajectory for economic recovery vis-à-vis the continuing impacts of the pandemic. Jerome Powell of the Fed believes it will depend a lot…
Increased Industry Spending
At the beginning of this year, the US Congress again received a request from industry trade associations for more spending. This is not news in and of itself since most…
America’s Employment and Economic Outlook for 2021
In this video, Kelly Evans of CNBC talks to Bank of America’s Michelle Meyer about the economic outlook for this year with regards to the job report from December 2020.
US Economic Performance
According to the IMF, it is anticipated that America’s economy is on track to fare better than that of Canada, Germany and Japan. Predicted contraction rates are: America: 4.4 percent…