MzMia
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ORIGINAL: Musicmystery Sorry folks. Modest growth has already ended the recession. Well, it only came at the cost of virtually zero percent interest, dumping money in the banks, transfering billions in risk, giving billions to people to buy a car, ect.... I mean, seriously, I can "induce" growth to if I dump trillions into something, that's really not sustainable growth though. What happens when the governments position reverts to a sustainable position? CAsh for Clunkers ended now sales have tanked again, for example. They can't hold the accelerator down forever, and induce forever. I mean, its a little nuts to me, when CNBC starts harping over the market going up, and ignoring the over the top actions the government is taking to induce just that. As if the situation is sustainable. Like I said, we may have an "induced" mini bubble, but that accelerator the government is pressing will eventually have to be let up on a bit or stop entirely, to allow for refueling. What happens then? 5 % 10% 20 % anybody? You forgot the extended unemployment benefits also. The other shoe will drop, it's just a question of "when".
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