This article explains how the U.S. economy showed surprising signs of resilience in November despite the approach of the so-called fiscal cliff. It seems that not as many people have cut back spending as expected with a possible fiscal cliff in 2013 which would raise household taxes.

This article has to do with the U.S. economy not having the same fate as some other countries according to recent data. Countries like Japan and others in Europe all have a struggling economy. The article is stating that part of the reason for U.S. companies not doing so well could be because of a slow global economy.

Just because the unemployment rate rose only by 0.1 pct, doesn't mean that America lost jobs. Actually, since more people have started looking for jobs, there are more people unemployed because there are more people who are actually trying to get a job now.

This article has to do with economics because it has to deal with the growth of today's economy and how it is going slow, but not getting any worse. It talks about the government spending contribution to the GDP and how there is more demand in housing and auto which also helps to the economic growth.

Will US economy rebound in 2013? Forecasters say not much.
This talks about what the economy might look like in the future.