Dr. Jack Rasmus today begins his annual predictions for the US and global economies, in the first of a four part series. Today’s show provides a review of his past annual predictions for 2010-12. Subsequent shows will address predictions for the jobs and housing markets (April 17), government spending (April 24), consumer and business spending (May 1), and for the broader global economy: Eurozone, UK, Japan, China and emerging markets (May 8). In today’s show, Dr. Rasmus revisits his basic pre...
Dr. Jack Rasmus today begins his annual predictions for the US and global economies, in the first of a four part series. Today’s show provides a review of his past annual predictions for 2010-12. Subsequent shows will address predictions for the jobs and housing markets (April 17), government spending (April 24), consumer and business spending (May 1), and for the broader global economy: Eurozone, UK, Japan, China and emerging markets (May 8). In today’s show, Dr. Rasmus revisits his basic prediction last year, January 2012, that the US economy is headed for a double dip recession sometime in 2013-14 should deficit cutting continue and the Euro banking system experience a deeper crisis in 2013 (both of which are now in progress). For his past predictions, see his blog, jackrasmus.com, for ‘Economic Predictions: 2012-13’ and his 2012 book, ‘Obama’s Economy: Recovery for the Few’, both availabale on his blog and website (www.kyklosproductions.com).
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