Net exports and their contribution to U.S. GDP
1 abril, 2024
Net exports contributed 0.3 percentage points to U.S. GDP growth in all four quarters of 2023. According to a White House report, significant positive contributions
Net exports contributed 0.3 percentage points to U.S. GDP growth in all four quarters of 2023. According to a White House report, significant positive contributions
Growth in the world economy slipped from an estimated 2.4%, at a seasonally adjusted quarterly rate, in the first quarter to an anemic 0.1% in
Private consumption growth slowed in OECD countries in general terms, with wage growth below the inflation trend. The global economy has lost momentum this year.
The costs of Covid-19 were relatively higher in terms of GDP in the European Union and in relation to health in the United States, highlights
A recent report released by the World Trade Organization (WTO) describes how hyperglobalization has slowed down, with possible setbacks. Until now, globalization from the 1990s
The production of trucking services in the United States was 4.1% in real terms in the first half of the current year, below the same
May was another month of strong air cargo performance, but there was a moderate slowdown in the pace of growth, IATA reported. In fact, industry-wide
Global flows of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) fell 35% in 2020, reaching $ 1 trillion. With this, according to a UNCTAD report, the amount represented
Global industrial production increased 0.9% in September compared to August 2020, reported the Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis (CPB). Throughout the third quarter of
Net exports contributed 0.3 percentage points to U.S. GDP growth in all four quarters of 2023. According to a White House report, significant positive contributions
Growth in the world economy slipped from an estimated 2.4%, at a seasonally adjusted quarterly rate, in the first quarter to an anemic 0.1% in
Private consumption growth slowed in OECD countries in general terms, with wage growth below the inflation trend. The global economy has lost momentum this year.
The costs of Covid-19 were relatively higher in terms of GDP in the European Union and in relation to health in the United States, highlights
A recent report released by the World Trade Organization (WTO) describes how hyperglobalization has slowed down, with possible setbacks. Until now, globalization from the 1990s
The production of trucking services in the United States was 4.1% in real terms in the first half of the current year, below the same
May was another month of strong air cargo performance, but there was a moderate slowdown in the pace of growth, IATA reported. In fact, industry-wide
Global flows of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) fell 35% in 2020, reaching $ 1 trillion. With this, according to a UNCTAD report, the amount represented
Global industrial production increased 0.9% in September compared to August 2020, reported the Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis (CPB). Throughout the third quarter of
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