January 17, 2008

Economists May Have Blundered On Housing Forecast

SOURCE: CNN Money

Should we trust the experts predictions for a turn around in 2008?

Some of the nation's top economists felt that the mortgage market was going to begin a recovery in 2007. Boy, were they wrong. Not only didn't that occur, there have been record declines in every measure associated with the real estate market.

Even some of the big names, like Alan Greenspan the former Chairman of the Federal Reserve and his successor Ben Bernanke made predictions that were considerably off the mark. Economists are trying again this year to look into the future and have made some less than optimistic predictions for 2008.

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