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Original post: Personal consumption expenditures, more than 2/3 of GDP, grew 4.3%, fastest single Q since 06 whitehouse.gov/blog/2015/01/3… pic.twitter.com/J97XnBCCdQ
Collection: Electronic Records of the Office of the President (Obama Administration), Jason Furman's Twitter Posts
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Original post: real wage growth of ~1% over past 12 mo, but more to do to overcome long-standing challenge whitehouse.gov/blog/2015/02/0… pic.twitter.com/Ggvlet3Xwn
Collection: Electronic Records of the Office of the President (Obama Administration), Jason Furman's Twitter Posts
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Original post: Pickup in job growth in 2014 mainly in higher-paying industries #ERP15 whitehouse.gov/sites/default/… pic.twitter.com/6NA99BlaJB
Collection: Electronic Records of the Office of the President (Obama Administration), Jason Furman's Twitter Posts
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Original post: CEA’s research shows real private domestic final purchases is a better indicator of the underlying trend in economy pic.twitter.com/E3AUontYFm
Collection: Electronic Records of the Office of the President (Obama Administration), Jason Furman's Twitter Posts
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Original post: Businesses have added 12.1 million jobs over 61 months, extending longest streak on record whitehouse.gov/blog/2015/04/0… pic.twitter.com/7828EYJFaj
Collection: Electronic Records of the Office of the President (Obama Administration), Jason Furman's Twitter Posts
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Original post: Over past 12 mo rising real hrly earnings were ~1/2 increase in real aggregate wkly earnings whitehouse.gov/blog/2015/04/0… pic.twitter.com/8Jlil9rtSV
Collection: Electronic Records of the Office of the President (Obama Administration), Jason Furman's Twitter Posts
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Original post: Employment growth tends to lag GDP growth by approximately one quarter. whitehouse.gov/blog/2015/05/0… pic.twitter.com/jbKRYMBFvN
Collection: Electronic Records of the Office of the President (Obama Administration), Jason Furman's Twitter Posts
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Original post: Two diff measures of Q1: GDP -0.7, GDI +1.4; difference explained here whitehouse.gov/blog/2015/05/2… pic.twitter.com/pvIWyEHfnv
Collection: Electronic Records of the Office of the President (Obama Administration), Jason Furman's Twitter Posts
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Original post: To watch going forward is what happens to savings rate whitehouse.gov/blog/2015/05/2… pic.twitter.com/KElXPKsxlB
Collection: Electronic Records of the Office of the President (Obama Administration), Jason Furman's Twitter Posts
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Original post: Over past decade, Q1 GDP growth has averaged a considerably slower pace than the other 3 Qs whitehouse.gov/blog/2015/05/2… pic.twitter.com/FVrlTjuIYk
Collection: Electronic Records of the Office of the President (Obama Administration), Jason Furman's Twitter Posts
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Original post: Great day at the @OECD Ministerial - engaging discussions on economic outlook and investing in long-term growth. pic.twitter.com/ysz3QHmPnw
Collection: Electronic Records of the Office of the President (Obama Administration), Jason Furman's Twitter Posts
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Original post: Personal consumption expenditures, private investment & State/local govt investment drove upward GDP revision pic.twitter.com/jtU6KK03fs
Collection: Electronic Records of the Office of the President (Obama Administration), Jason Furman's Twitter Posts
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Original post: Real GDP rose 2.3% in Q2 2015 – led by personal consumption. Q1 2015 revised up to 0.6% from -0.2% pic.twitter.com/4efUzK03mL
Collection: Electronic Records of the Office of the President (Obama Administration), Jason Furman's Twitter Posts
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Original post: BEA annual revisions to GDP due to technical changes & new data; slight downward revision to ’12 & ’13, upward to ‘14 pic.twitter.com/tavrBzNE4t
Collection: Electronic Records of the Office of the President (Obama Administration), Jason Furman's Twitter Posts
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Original post: Real PDFP – more stable, persistent econ measure – rose 2.5 percent in Q2, faster than overall GDP pic.twitter.com/SgfgZck2z6
Collection: Electronic Records of the Office of the President (Obama Administration), Jason Furman's Twitter Posts
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Original post: Demographic factors are critically important when measuring labor market; retirement of baby boomers has large impact pic.twitter.com/7U8zDcgLv6
Collection: Electronic Records of the Office of the President (Obama Administration), Jason Furman's Twitter Posts
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Original post: Q2 GDP revised up to 3.7 percent, much faster than initial estimate and Q1 whitehouse.gov/blog/2015/08/2… pic.twitter.com/jdzSJTpTfa
Collection: Electronic Records of the Office of the President (Obama Administration), Jason Furman's Twitter Posts
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Original post: Upward revisions to Q2 GDP widespread across business investment, consumer spending, other components pic.twitter.com/ve1YA0QzDD
Collection: Electronic Records of the Office of the President (Obama Administration), Jason Furman's Twitter Posts
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Original post: Virtually all workers in employer coverage now have a limit on annual out-of-pocket spending thanks in part to ACA pic.twitter.com/yjdPNv5rdO
Collection: Electronic Records of the Office of the President (Obama Administration), Jason Furman's Twitter Posts
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Original post: Real GDP rose 3.9% in Q2, led by persistent components like personal consumption & investment pic.twitter.com/0MC91grABw
Collection: Electronic Records of the Office of the President (Obama Administration), Jason Furman's Twitter Posts