What's New:

- A new report on the curent account deficit and foreign ownership of U.S. debt.  The report discusses the impact on U.S. markets.  Click on the         link under Recent Reports to read it.

- March 11, 2005:  The U.S. trade deficit was $58.3 billion for January 2005.  This was the second highest monthly trade deficit on record.  Go to         Quick Facts to see the charts.

Recent Reports:

March 2005:  The U.S. Current Account Deficit: Is Our Economic Health in Foreign Hands?

February 2005: Getting Rich: Stock Valuations

February 2005;  Has the Housing Bubble Created a Wealth Illusion?

January 2005:  A Different Way to Look at the Federal Debt

January 2005:  The Bush Administration's New Pension Proposal - A Step in the Right Direction

January 2005:  The Housing Market - Are We Blowing a Bubble?

January 2005:  Personal Savings: The New Year's Resolution We All Need to Make

December 2004:  The Pension Time Bomb is Ticking - Can it be Disarmed

December 2004:  The Truth is the Unemployment Picture in the United States is Black and White

Guest Reports, Articles and Editorials: Guest opinions do not necessarily represent the views of ChartingTheEconomy.Com.  Our goal is to post articles that represent diverse views on timely topics.

Outsourcing and Automation: A Call to Reason by Robert Pisani, Ph.D.

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