Home loan modifications may be the best way to help homeowners stay in their houses and get the economy back on track, according to business professor Anthony Sanders.
Joel Naroff, who had the most accurate economic forecast among 2004-2007 Blue Chip Economics Indicators survey participants, will receive the 2008 Lawrence R. Klein Award, which is sponsored and judged by the W. P. Carey School of Business.
A report produced by the Office of the University Economist at Arizona State University cites tax reductions that weren't matched by spending cuts as a primary force behind Arizona's current economic woes.
Three top Arizona business leaders will receive the honor of being inducted into the W. P. Carey School of Business Homecoming Hall of Fame for their contribution to the community and economy.
The important new role of blogs in analyzing and predicting election results is clear, according to two ASU professors whose Web site has been monitored by many presidential candidates’ campaigns this year.
The ASU-Repeat Sales Index shows Phoenix-area home prices fell in July for the 17th consecutive month, tying a record for prolonged declines set more than a decade ago.
New research shows some hospitals may be much riskier places to become the victim of a medical error because they have been slower to adopt life-saving information technology tools.
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