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North Carolina Economy- The North Carolina economy is now in recession. The decline in economic activity can be most vividly seen by job losses posted at both the nation and North Carolina levels since the beginning of 2008. Most forecaster imagines the recession to continue well into 2009 with slow recovery afterwards. The recovery will held back as a result of influence by house holds caused by the tremendous loss of wealth in the housing and stock markets. The house hold will be motivated to reduce debt and increase savings in order to restore net worth. Consequently even when job growth returns consumer spending will increase at much slower rate than in previous recoveries and this will put a constraint on overall economic growth. Of course, weakness in the housing market has been the driver of recession, the housing bubble built earlier this decade ultimately led to the housing bust of dropping sales and weak prices of the past two years in terms of prices. North Carolina housing market continues to hold up better than the national market the household finance have been shocked by the simultaneous decline in wealth and worsening in the job market, they notice to mend, the banking system must be repaired and restored.