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Real gross domestic product (GDP), government and personal consumption expenditures, exports and imports, and residential and inventory investments were among some of the fiscal factors that increased during the 4th qtr of 1997. Only real private nonresidential fixed investment declined, by 3.5%, du...

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Published inSurvey of Current Business Vol. 78; no. 3; pp. 1 - 7
Main Authors Moran, Larry R, Larkins, Daniel, Morris, Ralph W, Sieff, Deborah Y
Format Journal Article Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Washington U.S. Government Printing Office 01.03.1998
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Subjects
Aircraft
Analysis
Business growth
Comparative analysis
Consumer spending
Consumption
Economic conditions
Economic forecasts
Economic statistics
Estimates
Expenditures
Exports
Foreign residents
GDP
Gross Domestic Product
International trade
Inventory
National income and product accounts
NIPA
Nondurable goods
Price indexes
Profits
Revisions
Sales
United States economic conditions
Vehicles
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Summary:Real gross domestic product (GDP), government and personal consumption expenditures, exports and imports, and residential and inventory investments were among some of the fiscal factors that increased during the 4th qtr of 1997. Only real private nonresidential fixed investment declined, by 3.5%, during the period. Most of the decline of GDP was due to the downward revision to net export forecasts.
ISSN:0039-6222
1937-4534