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market-ticker.denninger.net - 1/1/2009
Where We Are, Where We're Heading (2009)
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Let's score the 2008 edition predictions first: US will enter a recession : Confirmed by NBER. Check. Unemployment will rise north of 5% . Check (bigtime) Housing will not turn in 2008. Major check. The story in 2008 will be defaults on prime mortgages. Check. Consumer ...
krugman.blogs.nytimes.com - 1/6/2009
Stimulus arithmetic (wonkish but important)
— krugman.blogs.nytimes.com — Bit by bit we're getting information on the Obama stimulus plan, enough to start making back-of-the-envelope estimates... of impact. The bottom line is this: we're probably looking at a plan that will shave less than 2 percentage points off the average ... (more) Stimulus arithmetic (wonkish but important)

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The oil shock and recession of 2008: Part 2
econbrowser.com - 1/3/2009
The oil shock and recession of 2008: Part 2
— econbrowser.com — In my previous post , I presented evidence that the oil price increase over 2007:H2-2008:H1 made a... significant contribution to the slowdown in consumption spending in general and decline in spending on domestic automobiles in particular. Here I ... (more) The oil shock and recession of 2008: Part 2

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cboblog.cbo.gov - 1/7/2009
The Budget and Economic Outlook
— cboblog.cbo.gov — This morning CBO released the B udget and Economic Outlook: Fiscal Years 2009-2019 . This volume is... one of a series of reports on the state of the budget and the economy that the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) issues each year. Because ... (more) The Budget and Economic Outlook

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Beanieville Inc. — Karl Denninger's 2009 Predictions: * The economy will not recover in 2009. Job loss will continue through the year and unemployment will reach 8% in the "headline" statistic by the end of the year. U-6 (broad unemployment, or the closest to "real" unemployment without government "cooking") will top 15%. All the "talking heads" are predicting a turnaround in the second half of 2009. They will be wrong. Look at their records for 2008 - all of them were predicting closes at or above 1500 for the S&P; 500. Why does CNBC continue to put ...

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