Something old, something new ... but will we all be blue?

Article Abstract:

The US economy enjoyed strong growth during 1994 despite the Federal Reserve Board's (Fed) efforts to arrest it. Reports indicate that the Fed will continue its attempts to slow down the US economy in the belief that inflation would result if the current pace of economic growth is maintained. It is also believed that the full impact of past interest rate increases will finally be felt by the economy. The fears of many that another recession is coming are largely unfounded in view of the fundamental strength of the US economy.

Regulation, Licensing, and Inspection of Miscellaneous Commercial Sectors, Loan Interest Regulation, Management, Inflation (Finance), Interest rates, Government regulations, Inflation (Economics)

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Industry survey: trends & projections

Article Abstract:

The US economy continues to be strong as evidenced by its substantial growth, low unemployment and modest inflation levels. Despite these positive economic indicators, there are concerns that near-term economic conditions could be jeopardized by the Y2K problem, lower stock market returns and the Federal Reserve's policy on inflation given the economy's strong growth rates. For the year 2000, inflation is expected to be stable, the number of jobs will increase but at a slower rate.

Public Finance Activities, Federal Reserve System, Economic aspects, Statistics, Year 2000 transition (Computers), Economic indicators

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Cycles

Article Abstract:

The economic recession seems to be ending and people are surprised because they forget that the economy cycles.

United States, Business cycles

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