How America's Pocketbook Fared in 2012, Brent Moulton, BEA

Friday, February 1, 2013

Brent Moulton, Associate Director for National Economic Accounts at the Bureau of Economic Analysis, appeared on C-SPAN's "Washington Journal" on February 1, 2013 and discussed how much Americans spent, saved, and earned in 2012

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Presentation [PDF]

Biography: Brent Moulton

Slide 1: How America's Pocketbook Fared in 2012 [PDF]	Slide 2: What's included in personal income? [PDF]	Slide 3: What's happened to household incomes? [PDF]	Slide 4: How important is household spending? [PDF]	Slide 5: Are wages keeping up? [PDF]
Slide 6: How are small businesses doing? [PDF]	Slide 7: How important is investment income? [PDF]	Slide 8: What's happened to the social safety net? [PDF]	Slide 9: What's happened to income after taxes and inflation? [PDF]	Slide 10: Are consumers spending again? [PDF]
Slide 11: How much are households saving? [PDF]	Slide 12: Did the economy grow in 2012? [PDF]