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William Dunkelberg Quotes
«Compared to last year, it's not a party, but historically, it's not so bad,»
Author: William Dunkelberg
«Consumer spending seems to be holding up in the aggregate figures, but it appears that consumers are 'shaving' spending on a broad front ? still eating out but ordering the cheap entrees,»
Author: William Dunkelberg
«to have taken the attack personally, posting widespread reductions in expected real sales gains over the next three months.»
Author: William Dunkelberg
«The 'tone' is terrific but the dollars haven't caught up with the music.»
Author: William Dunkelberg
«Katrina does put a wrinkle in the outlook. But the survey data indicate strong third and fourth quarters.»
Author: William Dunkelberg
«By historical standards, that's a good rate, but we're used to 5 and 6 (percent growth) now, so it's going to feel bad. Perspective gets skewed by prosperity.»
Author: William Dunkelberg
«We're going to rein it in. Caution should be the watchword.»
Author: William Dunkelberg
«The small business sector is clearly slowing, but there are no signs of 'disorder' in the exiting, ... This is good news for the Fed, which expressed its pleasure by hinting at rate cuts if things slowed too quickly.»
Author: William Dunkelberg
«Barring a crippling auto industry strike or some other major event unforeseen in May, the latest survey readings indicate a growth rate of about 3 percent during the next six months,»
Author: William Dunkelberg
«The economy is slowing, but down to speeds previously regarded as 'too fast.'»
Author: William Dunkelberg