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As always about this time of year, we're currently snowed under with predictions for the year ahead. It often seems that no matter where you turn, what you pick up to read, to whom you talk, or whatever you do, you’re getting someone's predictions on the coming year. Yet, did you ever notice how seldom these predictors tell you how you can make use of all this flood of information? Evidently this has bothered other people, too. About a year ago, I came across some suggestions for using economic predictions. I tried to use them during the past year and found that, with some changes, they really helped me make decisions. Maybe, with some changes to suit your situation, they'll help you as much as they did me. A. Consider malting major purchase or investment decisions. For instance, are you considering buying a home freezer? Are the forecasts for rising price trends cfur
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