Are any of you economic guru's still predicting a double dip recession or still claiming we are already in one?
The National Bureau of Economic Research announced on 20 September 2010 that the 2008/2009 recession ended in June 2009, making it the longest recession since World War II....don't you read any newspapers in Fla. ?
Any future recession would be considered just another recession and nothing with one that was over 2+ years ago....
You need to bone up on the definition of a "double dip" recession.....
Im not the one who was on here a couple months ago breathlessly screaming with glee about how we were in a double dip or that a double dip was occuring.
And who was on here doing that Jarod?
The UK economy is double dipping. Hooray austerity!
Jarod was also on here telling us that the economy had never been stronger, that Obama had solved all our problems, that the Republicans were stuck with Perry, that unemployment would be at 3% by the election, etc...
Im not the one who was on here a couple months ago breathlessly screaming with glee about how we were in a double dip or that a double dip was occuring.
I was? where? Do you have a cite?
Typical liberal... why pay your own way when you can stick future generations with the bill. Right Dung?
Im not the one who was on here a couple months ago breathlessly screaming with glee about how we were in a double dip or that a double dip was occuring.
Austerity leads to more debt. Fucking hilarious. That is quite comical. Of course you will ignore Germany and its success at doing the right thing. Unfortunately for them they jumped in bed with other European nations that think like you do. Now Germany gets to pay for their moronic spend spend spend plans.
Tell us... how has the debt problem in Greece been going? They had about $240B in debt when their crisis began. How many billions have your spend spend spend masters pumped into Greece? How has that worked out?
What is quite comical is that you are disputing the indisputable. Austerity leads to more debt. Pick any country that has implemented austerity programs (Greece is one such country, by the way) and compare their prior debt levels to current debt levels. I doubt you will find a single one that has decreased debt. Take a look at Spain, which implemented all of the austerity measures imposed upon it only to have higher debt to GDP levels than before.
Austerity does not work. Period. End of story. There isn't a single success story out there.
Im not the one who was on here a couple months ago breathlessly screaming with glee about how we were in a double dip or that a double dip was occuring.
Germany. End of story.