Warne, who served on the Reagan Administration's Council of Economic Advisers, recalled an interview with the Women of Economics podcast, where he deliberately specialized in political science rather than family science. I mean, until he started looking for a job. “I realized I was only interested in my economist, so I went ahead and got my PhD. In the economy. "
Warn, Edward Jones' chief and investment strategist, also advised his knowledge of strategically hiring women as financial advisors - “[We really think this gives us a competitive advantage, so there are great opportunities” - and everyone who wants to pursue a career in consulting has suggested.
Basic Housing Changes
Garriga, Hedlund and Famiglietti argued that the crisis or other factors, such as institutional investors buying in the housing market, could significantly change the housing market. The authors proposed two possible explanations for the growth of housing liquidity.
One explanation is that housing markets have become more liquid during the crisis and have just returned. The authors stated that during the pre-crisis boom, the average time on the market remained stable and was about 131 days. As of 2013, this number rose to 157 days, but in 2017 it dropped to 129 days.