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Within consumer nondurables, for example, Clorox paid about 20153 percent, while Levis Strauss paid 11 percent.
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The output of consumer goods fell 0.7 percent as a rise in production of consumer durables was offset by declines in nondurables and consumer energy products.
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The firm's analysts were most bullish on technology, industrials and health care, slightly bullish on energy and financials, and bearish on retail and consumer nondurables as fear of Amazon "incursion" continues to loom over most subsectors.
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"Even after taking petroleum and autos out of the data, the ratio of wholesale inventory to sales remains high and still needs to be worked off, especially for nondurables," Steve Blitz, chief economist at ITG Investment Research, said in a note.
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If there is technological progress in the production (or creation) of these goods, then one would expect the price of them to fall or the value of them to rise relative to older versions of the same good. Figure 2 (the pink line) shows how the price of new producer durables (such as equipment) in the United States relative to the price of new consumer nondurables (like clothing) has consistently declined over the past fifty years (Gort et al. 1999). To calculate the relative price of producer durables divide the price that firms pay (for the durable inputs of production) by the price that a regular consumer pays (for things like jeans). People use relative prices so they can say how many units of equipment can be bought instead (or in terms) of buying one unit of consumer goods.
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