Looking at the numbers, consumer spending drove roughly 83% of GDP expansion in 2023. But here's the thing—that was a bounce-back year. The previous period was brutal, with consumption accounting for just 33% of growth. The recovery was significant, yet it only pushed the contribution rate to around 71% when you smooth out the volatility. These swings tell you a lot about how fragile the demand side has been lately.
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bridge_anxiety
· 12-02 03:33
The consumption share has fluctuated from 33% to 83% and then back to 71%. What does this fluctuation indicate? It shows that everyone is just holding on.
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NestedFox
· 11-30 22:54
83%? Sounds pretty impressive, but it was only 33% the previous year, that's quite a fluctuation!
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CodeZeroBasis
· 11-29 09:54
Wait, did consumption rebound directly from 33% to 83%? This fluctuation is so exciting...
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AirdropHunter9000
· 11-29 09:49
Nah, this data is giving me a headache. Consumption jumped from 33% to 83% and then back to 71%. With such large fluctuations, how can they claim the economy is recovering? I feel like it can't hold on.
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MevSandwich
· 11-29 09:38
A 83% Rebound this high, it will probably fall again next time... Consumption is really too fragile.
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CommunityWorker
· 11-29 09:37
Wait, directly from 33% to 83%? Is this rebound real or fake...
Looking at the numbers, consumer spending drove roughly 83% of GDP expansion in 2023. But here's the thing—that was a bounce-back year. The previous period was brutal, with consumption accounting for just 33% of growth. The recovery was significant, yet it only pushed the contribution rate to around 71% when you smooth out the volatility. These swings tell you a lot about how fragile the demand side has been lately.