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8. This needs to go to

Mon Jan 2, 2012, 01:25 PM

Jan 2012

Rachel and Ed.

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2005: "there is little reason to fear a catastrophic collapse in home prices" [View all] cthulu2016 Jan 2012 OP

if you wish to thank him for his wisdumb, ChairmanAgnostic Jan 2012 #1

I see this joker Hinderaker's blog is still up and running. Systematic Chaos Jan 2012 #2

Not effective izquierdista Jan 2012 #15

What a heck surfdog Jan 2012 #3

If you mean to attack Krugman, I think you need to re-read the OP. dawg Jan 2012 #23

who's hinderaker? barbtries Jan 2012 #5

thank you. barbtries Jan 2012 #13

Unlikely premise, that housing prices could fall nationwide... jtuck004 Jan 2012 #6

Herman Cain wrote an article very similar this one SixthSense Jan 2012 #7

This needs to go to tyne Jan 2012 #8

It will -- Krugan mentioned this in his blog cthulu2016 Jan 2012 #14

File under cyglet Jan 2012 #11

Anyone with half a brain recognized the housing bubble. dkf Jan 2012 #12

Because 80 percent of the population... CoffeeCat Jan 2012 #17

Funny...I assumed it had to come down. dkf Jan 2012 #19

I shared your concern.... CoffeeCat Jan 2012 #21

"You can afford $150,000 and up," we were told. ieoeja Jan 2012 #22

Conservatives and most Republicans... CoffeeCat Jan 2012 #16

+1 cthulu2016 Jan 2012 #18

Maybe it was obvious to me because Hawaii saw this in the '80s dkf Jan 2012 #20