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Our four-letter recovery

Posted: November 1st, 2009 under 2. DESCRIPTION --what's happening now?.


The Sunday NYTimes has this survey of the 4 letters of the alternative shapes of our hoped-for recovery.

I’m still the L-guy.

You?  You can have a “V” — quick, sharp recovery. Think basketball bouncing.  I don’t think so.

You can have your “U” — strong recovery, but a bit delayed.  Think yo-yo with a delayed spin at the botton.  I don’t see the recovery — nor do any of the major economists.

You can worry about a “W” — and I’ll worry with you: a bit of a recovery followed by a falter.

For the long run, I’m sticking with the “L” — years and years of very slow growth — no real ‘recovery’ at all.



2 Comments »

  1. Я вам не верю…


    The Sunday NYTimes has this survey of the 4 letters of the alternative shapes of our hoped-for recovery.
    I’m still the L-guy…..

    Trackback by Kylie Batt — 11 April 2010 @ 12:56 pm

  2. Полностью разделяю Ваше мнение. В этом что-то есть и это отличная идея. Я Вас поддерживаю….

    летучие Едкие
    The Sunday NYTimes has this survey of the 4 letters of the alternative shapes of our hoped-for recovery.
    I’m still the L-guy…..

    Trackback by Kylie Batt — 15 April 2010 @ 10:21 pm

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