Is it theirs going to be a Recession at the end of the year?

Question

because of the housing problem in America

Answer 1

nothing wrong with negative inflation.  It would be nice to start with deflated US ego's!

Its a good thing for world economics,  I would suggest. The challenge is in bringing down cost of living expenses prior to it further burdening the microeconomics of the states.

Capitalism, starting to show its cracks, as an ideology!  Deregulation has only been good for those who are in a position to heavily invest it the neo-industries between supply and demand.  People making money for no net improvement to society, culture or the standard of living en` mass.

Answer 2

we are already in a Recession.

we are heading towards an inflationary depression.

meaning the U.S. Dollar will be worth 0.

Answer 3

I know there'll be a recession, but at the end of this year..? I thought that there would be one when all the baby boomers are dead, and I dont think that they'll all die that quickly.

Answer 4

yeah were already in the recession crisis.

its sad but true.

Bush ****** us over.

why didnt people vote for al gore?

Answer 5

The symptoms of a recession are already around us!

Answer 6

Oh God yeah.

We're just screamin towards one.

Answer 7

oh yeah we going to line up for soup pretty soon

Answer 8

we r going 2 die . its the end of the world

Answer 9

I feel like there purposely pushing us towards rescession so they can impose a another type of government that makes more profit for them then us The People.

Answer 10

we are in a recession it's just that the president doesn't officially want to admit it

Answer 11

We are in the Bear market now, the Dow, NASDAQ and every other big indice around the world is taking a beating due to the credit crunch, the subprime crisis and runaway inflation (partially due to high fuel prices).

Face it, we are IN the early stages of a recession.

Answer 12

We're already in a recession.  It has arrived!

Corporate profits are barely expanding after years of double-digit growth. And companies are starting to lay people off in greater numbers.

Sales of new and used homes are very slow, causing an increase in foreclosures and pain for financial institutions and investors that speculated in real estate.

Prices of homes that did sell dropped the most in four decades, leading to a phenomenon that I'll call the "poverty effect." (That's the opposite of the wealth effect that folks felt when their homes were growing steadily in value and they could borrow against the supposed appreciated value without misgivings.)

Without question - the economy is in trouble.

Answer 13

No, there will be no recession.

Answer 14

There hasn't been one yet, so it's "Not likely."

Answer 15

WE ALREADY HAVE ARRIVED!!!!!!   housing...gas prices... people being homeless.....job loses.....hunger....

continue the list yourself...IT IS HERE

Answer 16

It has been coming for a long time.

the cards have turned and things will begin to get worse.

Lets just hope he's not heading for another war to justify proping it up before he  retires.

janet

Answer 17

If things dont change soon it will turn into a depression that will make 1929 look like party time.