Can the "new economy" prosper beyond 2000?

Article Abstract:

The author discusses possibilities for continued economic growth after the year 2000 and addresses issues including consumer spending and monetary value. He concludes that a slowdown, but not a recession is likely for the year 2001.

Forecasts and trends, Economic development

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How much is enough?

Article Abstract:

The author discusses economic trends to consider in financial planning for future needs.

Evaluation

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Variables used in financial planning for retirement

Article Abstract:

The author discusses the value of financial predictions when planning for retirement, particularly those predictions relying upon recent history . Asset appreciation, inflation, and savings are considered and assumptions regarding financial indicators are offered.

Financial Planning, Methods, Analysis, Retirement planning, Economic forecasting

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