This just out on WSJ.com – and will make the printed copy on April 5, 2024

The Wall Street Journal has accepted all four of my op eds on GO over the years.  They are believers!     Slow GO May Mean a Recession Soon: GDP numbers look great, but a leading indicator signals trouble ahead. https://www.wsj.com/articles/slow-go-may-mean-a-recession-soon-us-economy-real-gross-output-65c4f1fd?mod=commentary_article_pos3   … Continued

Business Stagnates While GDP Advances 3.4% – Downturn Still Looming for 2024

“By integrating the vital role of the supply chain into national income accounting, Mark Skousen’s development of gross output (GO) has created a more dynamic and broader view of the economy, and of the central role that business plays in … Continued

Gross Output Indicates Slow Growth, But Recession is Still Threatening

“By integrating the vital role of the supply chain into national income accounting, Mark Skousen’s development of gross output (GO) has created a more dynamic and broader view of the economy, and of the central role that business plays in … Continued

GO Growth Stalls at the End of 2022, Indicating a Potential Recession in 2023

“By integrating the vital role of the supply chain into national income accounting, Mark Skousen’s development of gross output (GO) has created a more dynamic and broader view of the economy, and of the central role that business plays in … Continued

GO Slow: US Economic Growth Slumps in 2022 (But No Recession – Yet)

Washington, DC (Thursday, December 22, 2022): Today, the federal government released its quarterly gross output (GO) data, as well as GDP third estimate for the third quarter 2022. The Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) revised third quarter real GDP growth … Continued

Supply Chain Business Still Growing: Recession Fears May Not Pass GO

Washington, DC (Thursday, September 29, 2022): Today, the federal government released gross output (GO) – the measure of total spending in the economy – for the second-quarter 2022. Inflation-adjusted real GO increased 1.6% in the second period 2022. While this marks … Continued

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