Marine Economy Outpaced Overall U.S. Economy in 2019
June 9, 2021
America’s “blue economy” accounted for nearly $397 billion or $1.9 of GDP during 2019, with tourism and recreation — including fishing — the top contributor.
America’s “blue economy” accounted for nearly $397 billion or $1.9 of GDP during 2019, with tourism and recreation — including fishing — the top contributor.
Despite an up-and-down ride the past few months, economic indicators overall look promising.
Can the Covid-19 vaccine, a new stimulus package and changes in Washington spark a return to a prepandemic normality?
Pending legislation could prevent businesses from taking cash-only payments.
Topped by boating and fishing, outdoor recreation generated $788 billion in economic output.
Inflation remains tame, consumer spending is up, and home building is strong with wary eyes on politics and the pandemic.
A macro look at the effects the pandemic is having on consumer confidence and sentiment, spending, small businesses and more.
America’s “blue economy” accounted for nearly $397 billion or $1.9 of GDP during 2019, with tourism and recreation — including fishing — the top contributor.
Despite an up-and-down ride the past few months, economic indicators overall look promising.
Will we see an economic shot in the arm this year?
Can the Covid-19 vaccine, a new stimulus package and changes in Washington spark a return to a prepandemic normality?
Solid numbers, despite a raging pandemic.
Pending legislation could prevent businesses from taking cash-only payments.
Topped by boating and fishing, outdoor recreation generated $788 billion in economic output.
Inflation remains tame, consumer spending is up, and home building is strong with wary eyes on politics and the pandemic.
A macro look at the effects the pandemic is having on consumer confidence and sentiment, spending, small businesses and more.
Are we witnessing the calm before the storm?
