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The economic recovery of United States in 2014 became a light brightspot in
global economy after the 2009 recession. The low price level do you mean low infl?
If so that isn’t really a great thing at the current time, decreasing unemployment rate,
better development of the what is the estate?estate and manufacturing industry made
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The Misleading GDP
- 2. Can We Trust the GDP? Why is the United States' GDP number an unreliable indicator of the health of our economy? According to financial expert Dawn Bennett, founder and CEO of Bennett Group Financial Services, the country’s GDP number—specifically its 2014 2rd Quarter number—offers a highly misleading message about the state of the economy thanks to political influence and the manipulation of data.
- 3. About the GDP What does the GDP measure? • The GDP is a reflection of all of the money involved in imports and exports over the course of three months, as well as the nation’s total production of products. • The GDP is calculated on a quarterly basis by the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA). The U.S. has published a quarterly GDP number since World War II. • While the GDP serves as a valuable measure of economic health for informative purposes, it also helps investors make smart decisions. When investors can make smart decisions, the economy can continue to do well.
- 4. What Makes the GDP Misleading? • The BEA announced that in the 2nd Quarter of 2014, the GDP jumped an impressive 4.6 percent from the 1st Quarter. • This figured as the most significant increase in the GDP between quarters since the end of 2011. However, the nation’s slowing economy did not provide any reasonable evidence to support this high figure. • Bennett believes the 1st Quarter’s disappointing 2.1 percent decrease in GDP was likely enough to prompt the government to inflate the 2nd Quarter’s number. Bennett states a more accurate GDP 2nd Quarter number is likely a negative 1.7 percent.
- 5. • Corporate insiders like company CEOs are selling their stocks at an extremely high rate. We wonder: Why would these insiders decide to quickly dispose of their stocks if the market was strong, as the GDP says it is? • As heads of company, these leaders know more about their future growth than the government or market speculators. • Approximately 7,000 of these insiders bought their own stocks in the past year, while over 23,000 sold their own stocks. • At the same time, the repurchasing of corporate stocks are occurring at the highest rate since the year 2000. In short, company insiders are selling the company stocks they individually own, but buying lots of company stocks owned by the company to increase stock prices. Insider Trading Behavior
- 6. A Change to GDP Calculations In 2014 the U.S. also changed the way in which its quarterly GDP number was calculated, which has resulted in a distorted view of the nation’s actual productivity. Previously, GDP was calculated by combining private consumption, government spending, gross investments, and the difference between export and import values. GDP= C+G+I+(X-M)
- 7. New Calculations Now, the government calculates the GDP with the inclusion of: • Research and Development • Art • Film Royalties • Books • Theatre • Music The new calculation also considers things like real estate commission and transactions to be a part of investment, even though they don’t make up actual production. This results in a GDP that is 3 percent larger than it would be otherwise. The U.S. is the only country in the world that currently includes these categories into their GDP calculations.
- 8. The Takeaway? It’s time for investors to look more closely at stock market behaviors and turn to other measures of economic health. As Bennett notes, we’re currently sitting atop a speculative market that has been inflated by misleading GDP figures, the excessive printing of money as part of quantitative easing, and the Federal Reserve’s unsound policies of high-frequency trading on the market. While the economy may appear to be in good health, these indicators are misleading and should be a signal to investors to make more conservative choices in the coming months.