State Personal Income Rebound
Posted on Thursday, December 17, 2009
Although third-quarter personal income growth was slower than second-quarter growth (0.8 percent), its composition improved. Net earnings accounted for most of third-quarter growth in 33 states and for the nation. In contrast, transfer receipts accounted for most second-quarter personal income growth in 41 states.
Nationally, the industries making the largest contributions to third-quarter earnings growth were finance and health care. Smaller contributions of the other private service-producing industries were offset by declines in goods-producing industries. Although mining, construction, and manufacturing continued to decline in the third quarter, they subtracted less from third-quarter earnings growth than from second quarter growth. Federal civilian and military earnings grew in the third quarter, but state and local earnings declined, so that the net contribution of the government sector was zero.
--
Source: http://econompicdata.blogspot.com/2009/12/state-personal-income-rebound.html
~
Manage subscription | Powered by rssforward.com
Comments
Calendar
Tag Cloud
Archives
-
▼
2009
(196)
-
▼
December
(38)
- On the Change in Q3 GDP
- EconomPics of the Week: See You in 2010 Edition
- Help Jake Understand: Can Capacity Reduction be Go...
- The Great (Two Week Glimpse of What Can Happen) Un...
- Leading Economic Indicators Strong in November
- State Personal Income Rebound
- Capacity Destruction?
- Consumer Price Index... Up, but (Seemingly) Contained
- Treasury Debt to Receipts over the LONG Term
- Capacity Utilization and Production on the Rise
- PPI Jumps from Energy Prices in November
- On the Timing / Importance of Stock Buybacks
- On the Timing / Importance of Stock Buybacks
- Industrial Production Down in Eurozone
- Treasury Debt to Receipts Spiking
- EconomPics of the Weeks (12/11/09)
- Retail Sales Strong in November
- Wealth Rebounds in Q3... Is It Sustainable?
- Treasury Budget: "Only" $120.3 Billion Deficit
- Trade Balance Improves in October
- Inventory Correction Isn't "Real" in October
- Can't Get a Job? Here's Why...
- The Real Lost Decade: Japanese GDP Edition
- Temporary Help as a Predictor of Broader Hiring
- Deleveraging Consumer and Economic Growth
- On the Value in Housing
- Income Disparity
- Payroll and GDP
- EconomPics of the Week: Recovery Edition?
- 2009-12-04T06:34:18.690-08:00
- Random Blip or Double Dip?
- Historical Spreads
- Still Shedding Jobs
- Autos and Emerging Markets
- Equities Lost Decade
- Private Construction Slump Continues
- Manufacturing Continues to Expand, but at Slower Pace
- European Unemployment Remains at 11 Year High
-
▼
December
(38)


Leave a Reply