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[0:02:05] ... Next an economic news a big rebounds an -- sales pushed up retail sales in October more than economists expected. The Commerce Department report sales rose one point 4%. But without auto sales retail sales rose only two tenths of 1%. About half what economists expected. The government also revised the September figures showing a 2.3 percent ...
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[0:02:00] ... are other indicators that the economy might not be doing so well retail sales have fallen the number of homeowners delinquent on their mortgages are in foreclosure has risen. If some people still say we're in ...
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[0:02:31] ... credit card rates. You don't believe it can happen it already is retail sales on in the united states -- 10% since their peak in November 2007. Car sales dropped last month down 35%. After the ...
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[0:01:59] ... suspicious of the foraging and that's -- I turned out -- actually retail sales person. ...
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[0:04:40] ... they were all -- value added that taxes which are like. Our retail sales taxes so the average retail sales tax or back in Europe these days is 20% so you know Europeans go to buy cars -- TV -- or food ...
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