22 Feb 2021 Higher Spending on Services After Covid won't hurt Spending on Goods

Ian Shepherdson (Chief Economist and Founder)22nd Feb 2021 00:30U.S., Economic Monitor

We have argued in recent months that U.S. households, in aggregate, have sufficient cash resources to finance a massive boom in spending once Covid fades

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22 Feb 2021 Higher Spending on Services After Covid won't hurt Spending on Goods

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