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Mian: Housing markets consistently lead broader economic cycles across advanced nations

Atif Mian · a16z Podcast | Real Estate -- Ownership, Asset, Economy · Jan 2, 2019 · at 3:06

Atif Mian, professor of economics at Princeton University, analyzes macroeconomic housing market patterns during an a16z Podcast discussion on real estate contracts.

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“If you look at the rest of the advanced economies, you see similar patterns over and over again. Which is that the housing market seems to lead where the rest of the economy is going.”

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