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stabilized in Augu
report.
After several m<
i the economy declii
slight improveme
taining its July le
The report, "So
!? Indicators," is pu
L jf University of Sou
Business and Ecoi
South Carolina ]
Commission. It i
1 OJf statistical indicate
different aspect oi
"NONE OF T?
ficient," said Olir
Research Divisio
Business Administ
look at a group of <
overview 01 ine e<
The stabilizied (
continue until aftei
until there is an a
for construction
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led in July, then showed 1
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blished monthly by the anc
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s a compilation of 18 im]
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ration. It is necessary to furl
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sonal profit losses. Ma
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d.
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>ort: leading, to forecast I
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strate the existing econo;
1 lagging, to show what h
ently.
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Droved and four declined. 1
unemployment insuran
orably and unemploymei
lefits paid out were also lov
smployment rate declined
Ion-farm job openings
ved over the last nvnilnhl
ther decline in the averag
ing work week took place
he ratio of average week
lred employment increase
adjusted basis and new
porations were also down,
f the seven coincident inc
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licators, four same mor
nitial claims Among 1
ce declined sales were
it insurance while com
rer. The total building
in August. structionf
unfilled im- nonresidei
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in August. declined,
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business in- sidered in
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and two declined. Declines took
otal employment and non-farm
salary employment, but textile
ed emnlovmpnt anH Hiirnhloc
uring employment increased,
e weekly manhours in
uring establishments improved
i August, and bank debits to
eposits also recovered during the
STIMATED retail sales data are
ng because they show a high
jrchases when compared to the
ith in previous years,
the lagging indicators, new car
: DroDortionallv higher in Aumiat
struct ion continued to lag. New
permits for residential conell
back from the July level, but
itial construction permits inuring
the month.
ti more indicators improved than
it is difficult to draw a clear
overall improvement because
f those that declined are coniprovement
because several of
declined are considered very
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