GDP on Townhall

• A Look at GDP for 2012-Q4 Mon Nov 5
  Political Calculations
  Our less volatile two-quarter GDP growth rate temperature gauge indicates that the U.S. economy is actually trudging along at near-recessionary levels. ... more
• Obama Economy “Is Still In A Giant Hole” Wed Oct 31
  Donald Lambro
  The bleak truth about the comatose Obama economy is not just that it's barely breathing, but that it's still not far from another recession. ... more
• Instant View: UK third quarter GDP much stronger than forecast Thu Oct 25
  Reuters News
• Obama Flunks Economics 101, Turns Desperate and Dishonest Wed Oct 10
  Donald Lambro
  Finally, a pollster asked voters the one question that matters in this presidential election: Does Barack Obama know how to fix the economy? ... more
• Forecasting GDP for 2012-Q3 Mon Oct 8
  Political Calculations
  Although we're coming off a quarter where the U.S. economy could reasonably be described as being in a "microrecession", as we had long expected, we anticipate that the GDP growth rate will be stronger in the third quarter of 2012 by comparison. ... more
• Oh Boy: Horrible New Economic Numbers Released, Double-Dip Recession Coming? Thu Sep 27
  Guy Benson
• GDP Downgraded...Again Thu Sep 27
  Katie Pavlich
• EU targets 1 trillion euro GDP gain "in the cloud" Thu Sep 27
  Reuters News
• Obama’s the Biggest Spender in World History Thu Sep 27
  Peter Ferrara
  On May 24, 2012, Rick Ungar told the readers at Forbes.com that President Barack Obama "is the smallest government spender since Eisenhower." "[O]ur president has actually been tighter with a buck than any United States president since Dwight D. Eisenhower," Ungar insisted. ... more
• The Kings of the World Mon May 14
  Bruce Bialosky
  They walk where no mortals dare. They face challenges that melt the resolve of ordinary people. They fearlessly stride the pathways of the world, towering over the feeble masses. Commoners worship them as gods, without whom their lives would dissipate into madness and chaos. Who are these giants that rule the world and whose wisdom is essential to our daily existence? They are economists. ... more
• GDP Miss Far Bigger Than Announced; Real GDP is 0% Using More Reasonable Deflator Sat Apr 28
  Mike Shedlock
  Take a good look at the last decade. The US only managed 1.7% growth in the biggest housing boom in history followed by the biggest multi-trillion dollar global stimulus effort in world history. ... more
• In First Quarter, GDP Grew Less than Expected. Unexpectedly. Fri Apr 27
  Erika Johnsen
• US stock futures gain modestly ahead of GDP data Fri Apr 27
  AP News
• Exclusive: Rebasing will boost Nigeria's GDP by 40 percent: source Wed Apr 25
  Reuters News
• Rebasing will boost Nigeria's GDP by 40 percent: source Wed Apr 25
  Reuters News
• China's economic growing pains Tue Apr 24
  Townhall.com Staff
• German 2012 GDP growth forecast raised to 0.9pct Thu Apr 19
  AP News
• Wholesale stocks rise boosts Q1 GDP forecasts Tue Apr 10
  Reuters News
• Crime, violence cost Honduras 10 percent of GDP Wed Mar 28
  AP News
• Hospital spending hints Q4 GDP may be revised higher Thu Mar 8
  Reuters News
• Brazil overtakes UK to become world's sixth-largest economy Wed Mar 7
  Townhall.com Staff
• Grim Milestone: The Third Anniversary of Obama's Failed Stimulus Fri Feb 17
  Guy Benson
• Japan Tap QE as GDP Contracts Again Wed Feb 15
  Mike Shedlock
  The one thing worse than having central banks be responsible for monetary policy would be to turn it over to politicians. ... more
• War Through Weakness? Mon Jan 30
  Cal Thomas
  One of the memorable slogans from the Reagan administration was "peace through strength." Reagan believed a strong defense was a safeguard against enemy attacks and the best hope of victory should America go to war. ... more
• Japan revises down July-September GDP Thu Dec 8
  AP News
• Revising GDP Downward Tue Nov 29
  Political Calculations
  Since the U.S. economy's performance is largely driven by inertia, we anticipate that this lackluster performance will continue well into 2012. ... more

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