Rogers, who has been analyzing and forecasting economic, Federal Reserve and Treasury data since 1987, ranks number three this year. Allen Sinai, president of Decision Economics, ranks number one and Don Ratajczak, consulting economist for Morgan Keegan, ranks number two.
"I am proud to once again be among the top three USA Today forecasters and among such a fine group of experts," said Rogers. "Briefing.com clients have trust in our outlook given that we are the only of the forty-five entries to rank in the top six over the past three years."
USA Today, which has more readers than any other newspaper in the country, used statistical methods to assess the joint accuracy of the predictions, scoring on a percentage basis of how similar each quarterly forecast was to the actual outcomes of the economy. The economists, whose identities were not revealed to those gathering the data, received four scores - one for each quarterly survey - and were ranked on the average of those scores.
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