North Carolina Gross State Product: a 1999
and 2000 Forecast from the Keynesian Perspective
KEEYA McMANUS & KELLEY BARNWELL
North Carolina and South Carolina Unemployment
Rates: a Forecast for the Years 1999 and 2000
CHRISTINA GUIDOS & BETH WALL
Gross Domestic Product: a Year 2003 Forecast TANYA BRACKEN
A Forecast of U.S. Gross Domestic Product for the Year 2010 Based on the Growth of Consumption and Population JOSH ROPER & DEBRELL GARY
U.S. Gross Domestic Product: a Year 2000
Forecast from a Simple Aggregate Expenditures Perspective
ROBERT F. MULLIGAN
U.S. Consumption Expenditure and Gross Domestic Product SHAWN M. TIGNOR
Real Durable Goods Expenditures as a Predictor
of Future Consumption Spending
JONATHAN ESSER & RYAN FINLEY
A Two-year Forecast of U.S. Real Personal
Savings based on the U.S. Unemployment Rate
JASON SIMES & PEGGY CARTER
Gross Private Domestic Investment: a Year 2000 Forecast using Past Interest Rates CHRIS SHOOK
A Quarterly Forecast of U.S. Investment using Per Capita Income from a Simple Aggregate Expenditures Perspective DEVIN ANDERSON & A.J. BELL
A Two Year Forecast of the Unemployment Rate DOUG MERTZ & MARK WELLS
U.S. Inflation Rates and Unemployment: a
Forecast for 1999 and 2000
CYNTHIA SMATHERS
Housing Starts: a Year 2000 Forecast using
Long Term Interest Rates and Total Consumption Spending
JASON M. MYERS & SCOTT C. SMITH
Real Estate Lending: a Year 1999 and 2000 Forecast as a Function of the 30-year Treasury Rate and the Consumer Price Index from a Simple Aggregate Expenditures Perspective BYRON McCLURE & KELLEY CRAWFORD
Changes in Consumer Outstanding Credit Debt
JASON CARSWELL & LAURA SHADRICK
Forecasting Japanese GDP: How will U.S.
Imports and Exports be Affected?
RYAN M. FINLEY
WESTERN CAROLINA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
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