A．They are not fast-consumed daily necessities.
B．They tend to be influenced by banking policy.
C．Orders for them are easily to be cancelled.
D．Industries of them may be less sustainable.
A．Orders for durable goods are affected by bad weather indeed.
B．Decrease of orders for durable goods is caused by disease spread.
C．Slump of durable goods industries started earlier than thought.
D．The new data may not have revealed the reality of the industries.
A．The Strong dollar makes American products less attractive.
B．Consumers are not willing to spend more on durable goods.
C．Companies dare not accept the capital investment from banks.
D．The conditions of general economic growth are not present.
A．Quite confident.
B．Fairly anxious．
C．A bit confused．
D．Very pessimistic.