Business Investment In New And Used Capital Goods Down In 2002, Census Bureau Reports

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U.S. Department Of Commerce
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Overview: Researches indicate towards a considerable decline in business investment in new and used capital goods in the U.S. economy. The annual economic report indicates that expenditures on used structures and equipment have increased, while investment in new structures and equipment has fallen. The annual report focuses on business findings in manufacturing businesses, finance and insurance, and information sector. The paper presents a report on the investment scenario in the U.S. economy in a particular year.

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Format: PDF | Size: 14KB | Date: Jan 2003 | Pages: 4

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