Economic Outlook Worsens
Published March 2nd, 2009
     The economists met Monday to make another downward shift in their economic outlook for the state. That's only going to make a bad budget situation worse for Florida lawmakers, who begin their annual 60-day session on Tuesday.
     Legislative economist Amy Baker said it now looks like the national recession is going to last through the end of this summer, a quarter longer than previously forecast.
     Florida's economy, though, is expected to remain flat for another year after that because it was affected more than the nation as a whole by the housing decline.
- AP
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