May Quarterly Business Conditions Report-aarkstore Enterprise Market Research

May Quarterly Business Conditions Report

May Quarterly Business Conditions Report

Table of Contents :

Economic Forecast in a Nutshell

Introduction

How This Report Is Organized

For More Information

Section 1: Prevailing Q1 Business Conditions

Current Business Conditions

March 2010 Survey Results

December 2009 Survey Results

Expected Business Conditions

March Survey Results

December 2009 Survey Results

Business Conditions Index

Prevailing Economic Conditions

GDP

Proprietors Income

Corporate Cash Flow

Personal Income

Employment and Unemployment

Consumer Confidence

Consumer Price Index

Leading Indicators

Employment Cost Index

Small Business Optimism Index

Graphic Communications Industry Economic Trends

Graphic Designers

Graphic Arts Employment

Printing Industry Shipments and Profits

The Bottom Lines

Forecast

Section 2: Media Usage Continues to Change

Printers Services Changing

Services Declining

Services Remaining the Same

Services Increasing

Just Starting

Stopped Doing/Dont Do

Will Add in 2011

Services Changing by Shop Size

Creative Services

Services Increasing

Services Remaining the Same

Services Declining

Services Just Starting This Year

Services Not Done

Left to Their Own Devices

Section 3: Conclusions and Recommendations

The Economy

Dr. Joes Economic Indicators

Media Trends

Dark Clouds and Silver Linings

Looking Forward

Appendix: For Further Reading

About the Analysts

Table of Figures

Figure 1: In terms of your revenues at this location, how has the rate of business for first three months of 2010 compared to 2009? All print providers, March 2010

Figure 2: In terms of your revenues at this location, how has 2009 compared to 2008? All print providers, December 2009

Figure 3: Do you expect 2010 revenues compared to 2009 to providers, March 2010

Figure 4: Do you expect 2010 revenues compared to 2009 to...All print providers, December 2009

Figure 5: Business Conditions Index (BCI) for all printing establishments, March 2008-April 2010

Figure 6: Y/Y % change in real GDP, Q1 2000-Q1 2010

Figure 7: Gross Domestic Product, Q1 2000-Q1 2010 (billions of current dollars)

Figure 8: Proprietors income, Q1 2000-Q1 2010, (billions of current dollars)

Figure 9: Net corporate cash flow, Q1 2000-Q4 2009, (billions of current dollars)

Figure 10: Personal income, Q1 2000-Q1 2010, (billions of dollars, seasonally adjusted at annual rates)

Figure 11: Official unemployment rate vs. broadest definition of unemployment, Dec. 2007-Apr. 2010

Figure 12: Consumer Confidence Index (1985=100), January 2005-April 2010

Figure 13: Consumer Price Index (1982-1984=100), January 2005-March 2010

Figure 14: The Conference Boards Leading Economic Indicators Index (2004=100), January 2008-March 2010

Figure 15: Employment Cost Index (December 2005=100), Q1 2006-Q1 2010

Figure 16: Small Business Optimism Index (1986=100)

Figure 17: AIGA Design Leaders Confidence Index (April 2005=100), 2005-2010

Figure 18: Current-dollar U.S. printing and print services shipments (M3 series for NAICS 323, in $ million)

Figure 19: Inflation-adjusted U.S. printing and print services shipments (M3 series for NAICS 323, in $ million) with April-December 2010 forecast

Figure 20: U.S. commercial printing shipments (inflation-adjusted), January-March 2010 ($ million)

Figure 21: U.S. commercial printing shipments January to March 2006 to 2010 ($ billion)

Figure 22: Services or production projects declining by -11% or more All print providers, March 2010

Figure 23: Services or production projects remaining the same or changing +/-10 All print providers, March 2010

Figure 24: Services or production projects increasing +11 or more All print providers, March 2010

Figure 25: Services or production projects just starting in 2010 All print providers, March 2010

Figure 26: Services or production projects stopped doing/dont do All print providers, March 2010

Figure 27: Services or production projects will add in 2011 or later All print providers, March 2010

Figure 28: Services or production projects increased +11 or more All creative businesses, March 2010

Figure 29: Services or production projects staying about the same/changing +/-10 All creative businesses, March 2010

Figure 30: Services or production projects declining -11% or more All creative businesses, March 2010

Figure 31: Services or production projects will start doing in 2010 or 2011 All creative businesses, March 2010

Figure 32: Services or production projects not done/will not do All creative businesses, March 2010

Figure 33: Which of the following devices do you own for your personal or business use? (multiple responses permitted) All print providers, March 2010

Figure 34: Ad Spending by Medium, 2009 vs. 2008

Table of Tables

Table 1: In terms of your revenues at this location, how has the rate of business for first three months of 2010 compared to 2009? Print providers by employee size, March 2010

Table 2: In terms of your revenues at this location, how has 2009 compared to 2008? Print providers by employee size, December 2009

Table 3: Do you expect 2010 revenues compared to 2009 to providers by employee size, March 2010

Table 4: Do you expect 2010 revenues compared to 2009 toPrint providers by employee size, December 2009

Table 5: Monthly unemployment rate (seasonally adjusted), 1995-2010

Table 6: Y/Y graphic arts employment (1,000s of workers), February/March 2009 vs. February/March 2009

Table 7: ERC forecast of printing industry shipments2010-2016 ($2009)

Table 8: For each item below, please indicate which of your services or production projects are growing or declining based on your billings over the past 12 months Print providers by size

Table 13: Dr. Joes Key Recovery Indicators as of January 6, 2010

Table 14: Dark clouds and silver linings for the printing industry today

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