U.S. economy
National financial system
The U.S. economy refers to the economic system and activity of the United States—its production, trade, employment, and financial markets considered as a whole.
News reports track the U.S. economy through indicators like GDP, unemployment, and inflation: The U.S. economy added 250,000 jobs last month.
The phrase often appears in discussions of policy, recession, or global influence.
- Federal ReserveUS central banking system
- GDPNational output abbreviation
- manufacturingIndustrial product creation
- minimum wageLowest lawful hourly rate
- middle classIntermediate socioeconomic group
tech sector · wage growth · Wall Street · agriculture · fiscal stimulus · inflation · labor unions · tax reform · interest rates · stock market crash · unemployment rate · bonds · productivity growth · trade tariffs · consumer spending · boom and bust · infrastructure spending · monetary policy
U.S. economycommand economy
State-controlled economic system
planned economy · socialist economy · state-controlled economy · autarky · subsistence economy
U.S. economylocal economy
Area's commercial activity
microeconomy · household economy · single market · subsistence economy · regional economy
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