by Lauren Lyster
Yahoo! Finance
American economist Robert Shiller may be a winner of the 2013 Nobel Prize in economic sciences for
his research into market prices and asset bubbles, but when The Daily
Ticker caught up with him, he wasn’t particularly concerned about
current market prices or asset bubbles.
So what keeps the Yale professor and S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Index co-founder up at night?
“The world economy is softening a bit,” he tells us in the
accompanying interview. “There’s always a chance of another recession.
It’s been six years since the last recession started – they tend to come
along with some regularity. Congress is now unable to get things done,
and so we won’t have a good response if there’s another recession.”
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