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Attached is an excellent piece on the euro zone by Professor Andrea Terzi Sales aren’t falling year over year but they aren’t growing at 5% as they would do in ‘normal’ times:In ‘normal’ times inventories increase with sales, adding to output. But when sales slow inventory growth stops and reverses: I like this headline:
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Attached is an excellent piece on the euro zone by Professor Andrea Terzi Sales aren’t falling year over year but they aren’t growing at 5% as they would do in ‘normal’ times:In ‘normal’ times inventories increase with sales, adding to output. But when sales slow inventory growth stops and reverses: I like this headline:
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Attached is an excellent piece on the euro zone by Professor Andrea Terzi
Sales aren’t falling year over year but they aren’t growing at 5% as they would do in ‘normal’ times:
In ‘normal’ times inventories increase with sales, adding to output. But when sales slow inventory growth stops and reverses:
I like this headline:
