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    More Real Estate Problems

    March 21, 2011

    When you build your economy primarily on the basis of finance and real estate, as the US appears to have done during the past two decades, you are relying on economic sectors renowned for their fickle and unreliable properties. When you then combine them via unscrupulous lending and tricky derivative activity, you are definitively playing […]

    Economics / consumption, GDP, industrial production, inflation, jobs, recession, unemployment, wages /

    We Keep On Muddling Along

    March 17, 2011

    The economic news continues to be mixed. Not bad, but the good always comes with a twist. Industrial Production: Take today’s report that industrial production dropped 0.1% last month. The view on the “street” was that it would grow 0.7%. Even if we discount the analyst’s views, as we should given their optimistic bias and […]

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    Housing Slips Again

    March 16, 2011

    The news this week has been ho-hum. Nothing enough to alter our projection for the economy. Besides the events in Japan are a more compelling and important story than the relatively minor trickle of data here. The exception being housing. You may recall that housings starts jumped quite a bit in January up to an […]

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