Though the U.S. is coming off its fastest growth quarter ever, economists worry that the next quarter or two could see flat or even negative growth before rebounding.

but if we discuss each of one, them discussion will have no end... economists always tries to discuss one topic at a time, to see how variable affects the dynamics, and keeps the rest steady state.  

As research coming in from behavioral economists nowadays tells us we make purchasing decisions based almost entirely on our emotional temperament, looking into figuring out ways to set myself up through a more irrational lens of stress and fear instead of practical reasoned data started to make a little more sense.

Danielle Hale, realtor.com Chief Economist, released their 2021 housing forecast.

@Prakash Singh I'm definitely not an economist but in general the more money that is in our economy the higher the chance of inflation.

. — with numbers in April 2020 reflecting largest declines.During this month we saw both job loss claims and unemployment rates — 13.5% and 14.5% respectively — the highest since the 1929 Great Depression. (2)For recent contrast, the peak of the 2007 Great Recession saw job loss and unemployment rates at 6.5% and close to 10% — that’s a difference of 7% and nearly 4% and with a population of nearly 330 million those are big numbers.We are also seeing signs of a recovery taking shape and forming into what economists call a “K-Shaped Recovery”.This article aims to clarify the type of Recovery we find ourselves in, identify who has been most affected, how these changes reflect in the Austin Real Estate market, and review what key economic indicators to watch in Austin and Texas.Why Does It Form a "K"?

@Jason MalabutI really thought that BP was full of scrappy investors and entrepreneurs but all I see is a bunch of economists who are predicting market crashes!!!

I have an economic 2021 outlook from one of our economists that I can share with you.

Although retail sales have snapped back quickly to pre-crisis levels and far faster than expected, many economists still worry a letdown is coming.

That's still quite wide.You'd need to hold a property in LA for 10 years for the 80% confidence internal to be entirely positive.So if you bought a duplex or even a house with the intent to sell in 3-4 years, chances are you'd make some gains in appreciation, but there's also a chance the property wouldn't appreciate, and then you also have to overcome the costs associated with buying and then selling the property.Given that we're in a really weird spot economically and at least some economists are predicting a recessionary environment next year, I'd recommend against househacking right now.That said, let's explore a scenario in which it might make sense to househack...If you were to househack in LA right now, you'd firstly want to find a property that lowers your cost of living.