What is the real scoop on the United States economy? Over the past several years, I have tried to present factual information on the overall health of the United States economy from the viewpoint of our firm that provides capital to small and middle sized (SME) businesses nationally. It has become nearly impossible to separate
As I have mentioned in numerous previous blogs, the central problem in the United States economy is the lack of consistent, quality jobs. As recently as this week, [April 1 to 5, 2013], there was very disappointing news that validates the anemic real job growth in this economic “recovery”. The first data came from ADP’s
United Capital Funding Corp., the leading provider of professional Accounts Receivable based funding and credit management solutions in the United States announced that it provided more than $430 Million of working capital to entrepreneurial businesses in the United States for the year ended December 31, 2012. This achievement represents the total dollars clients received through
United Capital Funding Corp. Ranked in Top 2% of All United States Companies Based on Revenue United Capital Funding Corp, the leading provider of professional Accounts Receivable based funding and credit management solutions in the United States, announced today that it had total revenue for the year ended December 31, 2012 that places it among
The Commercial Finance Association held its 68th Annual Convention in Phoenix, Arizona Nov. 14 through 16, 2012. The three days of educational opportunities and networking were excellent, as this convention is the largest annual gathering of Commercial Finance, Factoring and Asset-Based lenders in the United States.I thought it might be of interest to highlight several
As kids, we all learn our ABC’s at a young age. And thank goodness we did, or none of us would be able to read this! I saw somewhere [can’t really recall] this chart entitled “The Alphabet of Customer Service” and I really liked it for a couple of reasons; it is simple to understand,
So what is making the current witches brew so nasty for the United States economy? Here are some of my thoughts. We have already documented the impact consumer spending has on the GDP in the United States. If anything, it is amazing to me that consumer spending has been as robust as it has been.
Look at the chart in the next blog that tracks the percent of job losses in post World War II recessions on a % loss basis against the number of months after peak employment. As you can see, there have been 11 recessions in the United States in the post World War 2 era. As
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