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We Can’t All Be In Debt

February 18, 2009 Economic Fundamentals

Stephen Gordon is a professor of economics at l’Université Laval and together with Nick Rowe writes the Worthwhile Canadian Initiative, one of the most informative reads on Economics news out there. He made a great point a while back that I keep forgetting to mention. Average Debt dosen’t exist. The debits and credits balance out. It’s a [...]

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Economic Indicators – Your Responses

November 27, 2008 Economic Fundamentals

It’s been a day or so since I posted my survey on which economic indicators we should track. I’ve been tickled pink by the response, both on myREINspace and by those filling out the form. There have been 28 responses thus far, and some interesting trends have appeared. (There’s still time for even more responses. [...]

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Economic Statistics – What Do You Want to See?

November 25, 2008 Economic Fundamentals

I’m going to compile some statistics for real estate investors. Anyone who’s tried to compile some stats and find answers knows how just how frustrating it can be. What I’m going to do is compile the highest impact-metrics, creating some simple ways for you to access the data. I’m also going to create some fun [...]

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