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Mark Zandi

@markzandi

Chief Economist @economics_ma. Host of Inside Economics podcast bit.ly/3nTDcog. Co-founder of Economy.com. Views expressed here are my own.

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President of the Center on Budget , Sharon Parrott joined the Inside Economics podcast to dive into the sweeping tax and government spending package moving through Congress. Sharon shares concerns about its fiscal implications and its effects on programs aiding lower-income

President of the <a href="/CenterOnBudget/">Center on Budget</a> , Sharon Parrott joined the Inside Economics podcast to dive into the sweeping tax and government spending package moving through Congress. Sharon shares concerns about its fiscal implications and its effects on programs aiding lower-income
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Real consumer spending has flatlined so far this year. Americans spent less in May in aggregate than they did at the end of last year, despite their forward buying to get ahead of the tariff-induced price increases. Consumers drive the economic train, and they are throttling

Real consumer spending has flatlined so far this year. Americans spent less in May in aggregate than they did at the end of last year, despite their forward buying to get ahead of the tariff-induced price increases. Consumers drive the economic train, and they are throttling
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On the latest episode of the Inside Economics podcast we're joined by housing icon, Ivy Zelman, for a conversation on the housing market outlook. Ivy is something of a bear, particularly when it comes to house prices. The discussion also explores regional variations, builders

On the latest episode of the Inside Economics podcast we're joined by housing icon, Ivy Zelman, for a conversation on the housing market outlook. Ivy is something of a bear, particularly when it comes to house prices. The discussion also explores regional variations, builders
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The June jobs report reaffirms the view that the job market continues to throttle back. Payroll employment increased 147k, beating expectations, but only because of a 73k increase in state and local government education. This isn’t reality, but a seasonal adjustment problem due