As economists warn of a recession, what lies ahead for the US economy?
Many economists are warning of a recession, but some saying those fears are overblown. Image: Knowledge At Wharton
Jeremy Siegel
Finance professor, Wharton
Susan M. Wachter
Professor of Real Estate, Professor of Finance, Co-Director, Penn Institute for Urban Research, Knowledge At Wharton
Nikolai Roussanov
Professor of Finance, Academic Advisor, MBA major in Quantitative Finance, Academic Director, "Wharton on the Markets" series, Knowledge at Wharton
Itay Goldstein
Professor of Finance, Professor of Economics, Coordinator of PhD Program, Knowledge At Wharton
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