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Originally Posted by kane
Unless of course you actually look at the facts and you see that since Jan of 2009 the GDP has grown significantly, consumer spending it up, disposable income is up and exports are up.
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Please show me consumer spending data from January 2009 to today. Then please explain how GDP growing is based on artificial growth/stimulus and nothing else. And finally, exports are barely up because we continue to debase the dollar. Prices have risen steadily, commodities are up, foreclosures keep increasing, etc. This is a depression.
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While this doesn't mean that things are great, it means that things are improving. There are many economist who now say there is almost no chance of a double dip recession happening and that unemployment will slowly come down over the next couple of years.
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These are the same moronic mainstream economists who suggest throwing money at the problem will actually fix the problem.
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So a more accurate statement is that the economy has leveled off to some degree and is slowly improving.
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That's not what the numbers say.