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Friday, December 26, 2008

EconomPics of the Week (12/26/08)

Economic Data
Real vs. Nominal GDP / Expectations for Q4 GDP
Personal Consumption; Necessities Reign Supreme
We're All Socialist Now...

Credit Markets
A Continued Good Sign in Credit Markets
30 Year Swaps Flat to Treasuries

Real Estate
Housing Bubble Defined
When Housing Became a "Serious Liability"
Hotel Struggles

Opinion
Asset Price Declines, Wealth Destruction, and Federal Bailouts
Another Reason to Hate the Yankees
Is the Bailout Hurting Pension Plans?

Other
Bank Valuations --> Then and Now
Corporate Profits Struggling
2008 Was Not the Year for M&A
Wealth Concentration by State

Posted by Jake at 3:18 PM
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