The nation's leading economics bloggers have a
more balanced outlook than last quarter, according to a new Ewing Marion
Kauffman Foundation survey released today. Anticipating positive
movement in the gross domestic product and other key indicators, 59
percent of economics bloggers who responded to
the second Kauffman
Economic Outlook: A Quarterly Survey of Leading Economics Bloggers
described the economy's overall condition as "mixed," with the rest
evenly split between positive and negative assessments.
The Outlook report also features questions from five economics bloggers on issues ranging from the long-range U.S. budget outlook to the future viability of China's economy. Respondents answered questions posed by Tyler Cowen, Marginal Revolution; Ken Houghton, Angry Bear; Arnold Kling, EconLog; Mark Perry, Carpe Diem; and Mark Thoma, Economist's View.
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