Tim Shaler

Tim Shaler

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Tim Shaler is a professional investor and economist based in Southern California. He is a regular columnist for The Epoch Times, where he exclusively provides some of his original economic analysis.
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Southern California
Southern California

Orange County Housing in Short Supply Even While Allowed Financing Set to Increase

Orange County Housing in Short Supply Even While Allowed Financing Set to Increase
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Southern California
Southern California

California Labor Market Hit Particularly Hard by Pandemic

California Labor Market Hit Particularly Hard by Pandemic
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Southern California
Southern California

Western State Housing Markets Remain Hot, Rate of Price Appreciation Decelerates

Western State Housing Markets Remain Hot, Rate of Price Appreciation Decelerates
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Southern California
Southern California

CSU Fullerton Predicting ‘Stallflation’ Economy

CSU Fullerton Predicting ‘Stallflation’ Economy
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Southern California
Southern California

California Manufacturers Expected to Expand Employment, Hampered by Supply Issues

California Manufacturers Expected to Expand Employment, Hampered by Supply Issues
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Southern California
Southern California

California Losing Tesla Headquarters to Texas

California Losing Tesla Headquarters to Texas
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Southern California
Southern California

Californians’ Unemployment Claims Increase 5 Times More Than Other Americans’ During Recall Week

Californians’ Unemployment Claims Increase 5 Times More Than Other Americans’ During Recall Week
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Southern California
Southern California

Giant Increase in CA Homeowners Fearing Foreclosure, New US Census Data Show

Giant Increase in CA Homeowners Fearing Foreclosure, New US Census Data Show
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Southern California
Southern California

61,200 Californian Households Say ‘Very Likely’ to Lose ‘This Home’ in Next 2 Months

61,200 Californian Households Say ‘Very Likely’ to Lose ‘This Home’ in Next 2 Months
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Southern California
Southern California

Normalcy May Be Returning to Southern California Housing Markets

Normalcy May Be Returning to Southern California Housing Markets
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