As a result, both economic growth and asset prices could well perform tremendously over the next several years.

One way is to reverse the decline in the asset prices.

Therefore asset prices in such an economy will be set by only a small group of investors.

The most clear-cut evidence on the impact is from asset prices.

Still, Government officials insisted the decline in asset prices was under control.

The depreciation of asset prices was seen by just about everyone at the time to be a bad thing.

The price of that is volatility in interest rates and asset prices.

This is a problem created by a general decline in asset prices.

Easy money is driving up asset prices, and that could continue in 2007.

How, though, can asset prices rise in the face of forced selling?