Read A Long-Range Economic Forecast
It can be a real eye-opener to read some of the longer-range economic
predictions out there. See if you agree with my forecast that we should have relative peace and
a fair degree of prosperity until about 2010, followed by a much more
troubled decade.
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Read A Long-Range Economic Forecast 
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Time to complete:
| 5 minutes to read my forecast; many hours if you want to study futurology thoroughly enough to draw your own conclusions. |
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Money you'll spend:
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What you'll get:
| An education (a series of "educated guesses," really) on which to base your long-range decisions. |
Step-by-step instructions:
- Read this Long-Range Forecast. A new window will open
with this page.
- Continue with the articles below if you want to learn more:
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Further Reading:
 Kiplinger.com
does a lot of forecasting. If you search there for
words like "forecast" you can get a lot of information. Here's two
interesting articles: Trend Spotting and the more pessimistic
Why Bears Growl.
Jesse Berst theorized in this ZDNet.com article that the market would crash around
September of 2004 (there was no crash, but there was a severe bottoming
of the Dow at 7000 in the fall of 2002.)
 Magazines with a future outlook, 90-day risk-free trials available
 World Boom Ahead : Why Business and Consumers Will Prosper,
a top-rated book that forecasts our economic future, available at Amazon.com.
High Tech, High Touch : Technology and Our Search for Meaning,
a top-rated book about the implications of 21st-century technology by
John Naisbitt (author of the famous Megatrends book.)
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