Relevant:
- Consumer Spending Down in March
- Recession Comments from Martin Feldstein
- Falling Housing Prices Drag Down Consumer Spending Index for 3rd Straight Month: Deloitte
- Consumer Confidence Dives; Treasury Yields Plunge to April 2009 Levels; An Economic Depression is Here - Congress, the Fed to Blame
- Home Equity Lending That Fueled Consumer Spending to Recover
2009-09-09 — blogspot.com
" I think one needs to look at a number of factors including GDP, unemployment numbers, duration of unemployment, consumer spending, asset prices, housing prices, consumer prices, treasury yields, wages, consumer spending, bank failures, foreclosures, etc, to make a reasonable determination.
Here's the deal."
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