But the Baltimore-Washington region, which he called the single greatest beneficiary of the surge in...
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01/06/08
Maryland will fare better than the rest of the national economy this year in the wake of falling housing prices, rising oil costs and a subprime mortgage crisis that continues to unfold, a leading economic forecaster told a group of bankers and business owners in Linthicum on Friday. Find Us On Facebook
Knight Kiplinger, editor-in-chief of Kiplinger's Personal Finance Magazine, said he predicts the national economy will limp along in 2008 with little or no growth in some quarters and that the housing market will drag consumer wallets.
But the Baltimore-Washington region, which he called the single greatest beneficiary of the surge in...
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