The Duke
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If it's true we've seen 7 months of rapid job creation this year (+3.3 million jobs through July), and two consecutive quarters of negative growth, which of the two economic indicators is more likely a statistical fluke?
"AUGUST 22, 2022
"Inflation: Where Are We Now?
BY DEAN BAKER"
"In this respect, it is worth noting Gross Domestic Income (GDI) grew at a 1.8 percent annual rate in the first quarter.
"In principle, GDI should be the same as GDP, since it is just measuring the income side of the GDP equation.
"While the two measures never measure up exactly, the size of the divergence in the first quarter was extraordinary.
"This is consistent with the view that GDP for the quarter may be revised upward. (We don’t have GDI data for the second quarter yet.)"
There are food and fuel shortages coming soon to a town near you.
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