Basically, it´s too soon to tell. Like in mid-nineties, one might think things were going great - and most people did.
Have we turned the corner?
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Basically, it´s too soon to tell. Like in mid-nineties, one might think things were going great - and most people did.
Integral
Can't you hear it?
Maybe?
- Incomes are still down quite a bit from where they would have been on the pre-recession growth path
- Sluggish growth is back; we're in a hole but we've stopped digging.
- the Fed loses three inflation hawks in January and will replace them with doves. This is a good thing.
- On the other hand, our fiscal policy is a trainwreck and our policymakers are a laughingstock.
- Incomes are still down quite a bit from where they would have been on the pre-recession growth path
- Sluggish growth is back; we're in a hole but we've stopped digging.
- the Fed loses three inflation hawks in January and will replace them with doves. This is a good thing.
- On the other hand, our fiscal policy is a trainwreck and our policymakers are a laughingstock.
Murky
Deity
The economy will always have its ups and downs. The only thing that seems to be steadily increasing is the gap between the wealthy and poor.
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