Shiller on housing: Using the D word

[kewp]

Actually, I think watching your parents lose their shirts on RE is going to turn out to be a great life lesson.

[Anonymous]

I wonder if watching your parents lose on RE after voting for hyperderegulatory Republicans might be the better lesson.

[Anonymous]

I wonder if watching your parents lose on RE after voting for hyperderegulatory Republicans might be the better lesson.

[Anonymous]

I wonder if watching your parents lose on RE after voting for hyperderegulatory Republicans might be the better lesson.

[Anonymous]

I wonder if watching your parents lose on RE after voting for hyperderegulatory Republicans might be the better lesson.

[Anonymous]

I wonder if watching your parents lose on RE after voting for hyperderegulatory Republicans might be the better lesson.

[robson]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z-on2j12c84
link didn’t work for me, here it is on youtube

[robson]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z-on2j12c84
link didn’t work for me, here it is on youtube

[robson]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z-on2j12c84
link didn’t work for me, here it is on youtube

[robson]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z-on2j12c84
link didn’t work for me, here it is on youtube

[robson]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z-on2j12c84
link didn’t work for me, here it is on youtube

[patientlywaiting]

Bob Shiller said that housing will always, over the long term, represent about the same proportion of income (even as housing stock improves).

I agree with this type of “reversion to the mean.”

[patientlywaiting]

Bob Shiller said that housing will always, over the long term, represent about the same proportion of income (even as housing stock improves).

I agree with this type of “reversion to the mean.”

[patientlywaiting]

Bob Shiller said that housing will always, over the long term, represent about the same proportion of income (even as housing stock improves).

I agree with this type of “reversion to the mean.”

[patientlywaiting]

Bob Shiller said that housing will always, over the long term, represent about the same proportion of income (even as housing stock improves).

I agree with this type of “reversion to the mean.”

[Author]

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