Using a model that ties house prices to disposable incomes and long-term interest rates, analysts at Goldman Sachs reckon that the correction in national house prices is only halfway through.

ECONOMIST: The house-price bust has a long way to go

U.S. GDP growth fourth-over-fourth was a fast 3.1% in both 2005 and 2006, despite constant talk of a consumer slowdown, Katrina and then the house-building correction.

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Not once did the White House issue a correction.

CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: No nukes pointed this way? Think again