1951 Economic Outlook Across Markets and Sectors
The 1951 forecast covers wholesale and retail price trends with declines in wholesale goods and high living costs. It warns on stockpiles and inflation risks, expects stronger farm incomes if weather is favorable, and flags higher taxes, tighter credit, and cautious stock and bond moves amid ongoing international tension and possible deficit financing.
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