Feb 17 2010

Reasons Consumer Spending Will Likely Grow in 2010

Published by Manarin Investment Counsel at 9:15 am under Economy

While most economic pundits think we will see a slowdown in consumer spending this year,  signs are pointing that chances are good we will see spending move in the opposite direction.  Here’s why:

(1)  Consumer incomes are rebounding.

(2)  Consumers have reduced their financial obligations.

(3)  The personal saving rate is higher.

(4)  Home building is rising again.

(5)  Autos still selling slower than the scrappage rate.

- From economists Brian Wesbury and Bob Stein in this Research Report.

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