Economics lessons from Home Depot
Home Depot is no ordinary retailer, but a barometer for America’s housing market. Comparable sales at the world’s biggest DIY chain fell sharply in 2007, before many on Wall Street cottoned on to the coming housing crash. More recently its revenues surged along with the boom that followed the covid-19 pandemic.
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