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Housing Market Recession
2011-01-04T09:23:18-05:00https://images.c-span.org/Files/5d2/297306-06-m.jpgDavid Blitzer talked about the Standard and Poor’s Index Committee’s recent data on the housing market and the factors that make a double-dip recession for the housing market likely. A double-dip recession is a short-lived recession followed by another recession. Mr. Blitzer, who participated from New York City, also responded to telephone calls and electronic communications.
David Blitzer talked about the Standard and Poor’s Index Committee’s recent data on the housing market and the factors that make a…
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David Blitzer talked about the Standard and Poor’s Index Committee’s recent data on the housing market and the factors that make a double-dip recession for the housing market likely. A double-dip recession is a short-lived recession followed by another recession. Mr. Blitzer, who participated from New York City, also responded to telephone calls and electronic communications. close
David Blitzer talked about the Standard and Poor’s Index Committee’s recent data on the housing market and the factors that make a… read more
David Blitzer talked about the Standard and Poor’s Index Committee’s recent data on the housing market and the factors that make a double-dip recession for the housing market likely. A double-dip recession is a short-lived recession followed by another recession. Mr. Blitzer, who participated from New York City, also responded to telephone calls and electronic communications. close
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