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Articles by Prof. Peter Morici: 2006
Personal Income up $33.8 Billion
in November
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor
of International Business
December 22, 2006
Producer Prices Rise 2.0 Percent
in November
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor
of International Business
December 19, 2006
No Change in Consumer Prices in
November
Bernanke, Chinese Currency
Subsidies and the "P" Word
U.S. Current Account Deficit
Widens in Third Quarter Foreign
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor
of International Business
December 18, 2006
Automakers Hypocrisy about Steel
Protection
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor
of International Business
December 14, 2006
November Retail Sales Register a
Decent Advance
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor
of International Business
December 14, 2006
U.S. Records $59 Billion Trade
Deficit in October
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor
of International Business
December 12, 2006
Economy Added 132,000 Jobs in
November
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor
of International Business
December 8, 2006
Confronting China to Save Free
Trade, and More
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor
of International Business
December 6, 2006
Personal Income up $49.3 Billion
in October
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor
of International Business
December 1, 2006
GDP Increases 2.2 Percent in
Third Quarter
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor
of International Business
November 29, 2006
Answering Chinese Mercantilism
is Not Protectionism, Its Merely Self
Defense
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
November 28, 2006
Why GM, Ford and Chrysler Left Washington
Empty Handed
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
November 20, 2006
Consumer
Prices Fall 0.5 Percent in October
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
November 17, 2006
Retail Sales, Wholesale Prices Indicates
Moderate Growth, Cooling Inflation
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
November 15, 2006
The Yen, Yuan and the Big Three Meeting with
President Bush
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
November 15, 2006
U.S. Records $64.3 Billion Trade Deficit in
September
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
November 13, 2006
Economy Added 92,000 Jobs in
October
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor
of International Business
November 3, 2006
GM Reports Quarterly Loss -
Train Wreck Ahead?
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor
of International Business
October 27, 2006
Existing Home Sales, Prices Fall
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor
of International Business
October 27, 2006
GDP
Increases 1.6 Percent in Second Quarter
Resilient Consumers,
Business Investment Stave Off Recession
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
October 27, 2006
Ford Reports $5.8 Billion Loss: Time for
Bill Ford to Resign
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
October 23, 2006
President Bush and the Great Republican
Shellacking
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
October 20, 2006
Consumer
Prices Fall 0.5 Percent in September
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
October 18, 2006
Retail Sales
Fall in September Because Gasoline Prices
Fall
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
October 13, 2006
U.S. Trade
Deficit Hits New Record in August
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
October 12, 2006
Outlook for
the U.S. Economy
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
October 11, 2006
Economy Added
51,000 Jobs in September
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
October 9, 2006
Pending Home
Sales Index Declines
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
October 3, 2006
Personal
Income up $38.4 Billion in August
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
October 3, 2006
America, the
Debtor Nation
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
September 27, 2006
Today's Stock
Market and the Economic Outlook
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
September 25, 2006
Consumer
Prices Up 0.2 Percent in August Inflation
Moderates and Stock Prices Should Benefit
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
September 18, 2006
The Way
Forward Is Ford Running Fast Enough to Catch
Up?
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
September 18, 2006
Outlook for
U.S. Economy
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
September 6, 2006
U.S.
Productivity Growth Declines An Opportunity
for Ben Bernanke?
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
September 6, 2006
Economy Added
128,000 Jobs in August
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
September 1, 2006
Personal
Income up $60.2 Billion in July Recession Is
a Risk
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
August 31, 2006
Plug-in hybrid car extends technology
By Dr. David Kirsch, Assistant Professor,
Management & Organization
August, 2006
New Home Sales
Drop 22 Percent in July from 2005
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
August 24, 2006
Statement to
the U.S.-China Economic and Security
Commission, August 22, 2006
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
August 23, 2006
Prices Up 0.4
Percent in July Housing Starts Fall, Slowing
Economic Growth, but Stock Prices Should
Benefit
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
August 16, 2006
Producer
Prices Rise Only 0.1 Percent in July
Nonenergy Prices Drop
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
August 16, 2006
U.S. Trade
Deficit Eases in June but Will Head North
Through the Summer
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
August 10, 2006
Fed Leaves
Interest Rates Unchanged
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
August 8, 2006
Henry Paulson:
Defender of the Yuan?
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
August 8, 2006
Economy Added
113, 000 Jobs in July Unemployment Jumps,
Stagflation Has Arrived
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
August 4, 2006
Personal Income
up $67 Billion in June: Personal Savings
Continues
Negative and Stagflation and Recession
Threaten
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
August 2, 2006
GDP Increases
2.5 Percent in Second Quarter Recession
Risks Apparent
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
July 31, 2006
General Motors
Scores an Operating Profit but Tough
Sledding Lies Ahead
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
July 28, 2006
President Bush
and the Doha Round
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
July 24, 2006
Retail Sales
Decline in June More Evidence Growth Is
Slowing and Stagflation Is a Threat
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
July 19, 2006
U.S. Trade
Deficit Rises in May and Will Likely
Increase Further
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
July 19, 2006
The Tragedy
that is General Motors
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
July 7, 2006
Bernanke's
Opportunity to Step Out of Greenspan's Shadow
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
June 20, 2006
First Quarter
Current Account Deficit Improves but Will
Rise in
Second Quarter U.S. Borrowing at an Alarming
Rate
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
June 19, 2006
Consumer
Prices Jump in May Stagflation Is a Risk
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
June 15, 2006
Producer
Prices Rise and Retail Sales Flag Core
Inflation Accelerates Raising
Likelihood of Interest Rate Hikes, Risks
to Growth
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
June 13, 2006
U.S. Trade
Deficit Rises in April: A Threat to Growth,
Limits Fed Options
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
June 9, 2006
Will the
NYSE-Euronext Merger Smash Sarbanes Oxley?
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
June 6, 2006
Economy Adds
75,000 Jobs in May -- Growth Slowing in
Second Quarter
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
June 5, 2006
The Trials of
Henry Paulson
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
June 1, 2006
Americas
Broken Immigration Policy
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
May 17, 2006
Consumer
Prices Jump in April
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
May 17, 2006
The Return of the Gold Standard?
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
May 16, 2006
Producer Prices Rise 0.9 Percent in April
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
May 16, 2006
Bush Administration Capitulates to China in
Currency Report
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
May 12, 2006
U.S. Trade Deficit Eases But Will Head North
Again
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
May 12, 2006
Its High Time for John Snow to Cite China
for Manipulating the Yuan
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
May 10, 2006
Economy Adds 138,000 Jobs in April -- Growth
Appears Slowing in Second Quarter
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
May 8, 2006
SPEAKING FREELY: Yes, Virginia, it's the
yuan
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
May 4, 2006
GDP Jumps 4.8 Percent in First Quarter
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
April 28, 2006
GM Announces $323 Million in First Quarter
Loss and Remains in Peril
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
April 24, 2006
Consumer
Prices Jump in March The Fed Likely to Keep
Increasing Interest Rates
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
April 18, 2006
Personal
Income Up $31.5 Billion in February
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
March 31, 2006
Ben Bernanke's Baptism under Fire
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
March 27, 2006
GMs Deal with Delphi and
the UAW Will Not
Resurrect Carmakers Competitive Prowess
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
March 23, 2006
Why It Is Time for Rick Wagoner to Go
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
March 22, 2006
Consumer Price Inflation Moderates in
February
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
March 17, 2006
2005 Current Account Hits another Record
Growing Trade Deficit and Flagging Retail
Sales Will Slow Second Half Growth
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
March 14, 2006
Economy Adds 243,000 Jobs in February: Fed
Likely to Push Interest Rates Higher
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
March 10, 2006
Trade Deficit Hits Another Record
Congress Should Compel Concrete Action
toward China
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
March 9, 2006
Congress Should Scuttle Bush's Nuclear Deal
with India
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
March 5, 2006
Smith Faculty Opinion (3/1/06): Personal
Income Up $75.2 Billion in January:
Savings Negative Seven of Last Eight Months
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
March 1, 2006
U.S. Announces Sale of
Postal Service to Libyan Firm
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
February 24, 2006
Don't Sell American Ports
to the United Arab Emirates
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
February 23, 2006
Consumer Prices Jump but
Inflation Should Moderate Going Forward
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
February 22, 2006
Producer Prices Increase
Creating Tough Choices for Bernanke
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
February 17, 2006
2005 Trade Hits another
Record: Bush
Administration Trade Deficits Now Costing
the U.S. $1 Trillion Each Year
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
February 10, 2006
A Disturbing State of the Union
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
February 5, 2006
Economy Adds 193,000 Jobs in January
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
February 3, 2006
U.S. Productivity Declines Offering Ben
Bernanke a Golden Opportunity
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
February 2, 2006
Hope Is Vanishing at GM
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
January 26, 2006
The Measure of Ben Bernanke
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
January 23, 2006
Consumer Prices Decline and More Good News
to Come on Inflation
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
January 18, 2006
Trade Deficit Exceed Six Percent of GDP
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
January 12, 2006
GM: Some Things Are Changing for the Better
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
January 10, 2006
Economy Adds 108,000 Jobs, Wages Lag
Inflation in 2005
By Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of
International Business
January 6, 2006
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