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A weakened economy slowly rebuilds its strength for 1992. (includes related aricle)
December 22, 1991... As the U.S. and Memphis economies enter 1992, the diagnoses of their health and vitality are being widely debated. One diagnosis has described the economy as being wobbly but on its feet. Another opinion has the patient in intensive care and in...
The year in review: rating the consensus and bureau 1991 forecasts.
December 22, 1991... As part of its public service function, the Bureau of Business and Economic Research (BBER) at Memphis State University compiles, analyzes, and disseminates a wide variety of economic information at the national, state, and local levels....
The Tennessee Valley: a strong finish in '92? (Tennessee Valley Authority)
December 22, 1991... At the beginning of 1991, the nation and the TVA region were both deeply mired in recession. After the quick resolution of the Gulf War, consumer confidence and demand returned; growth from the latter part of the second quarter through the third...
International outlook: North American Free Trade Agreement and the emergence of global trading blocs.
December 22, 1991... I have followed with interest the emergence of global trading blocs, their relations to one another, and how this bodes for the cause of enhanced trade internationally. Our economy today is truly global. We are all one another's customers, and...
When will the recovery really begin?
December 22, 1991... During this recession, the savings rate has picked up, the financial system is achieving stability, and productivity is on the rise. These factors indicate that the economy is likely to experience real growth and prosperity once the recession...