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Originally Posted by classicman
Sure they will, and based upon HIS numbers the economy is going to grow at 3-4% for the next few years - contrary to what virtually every supply side economist says. If it doesn't grow at that rate the deficit is going to be gigantic!
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fixed that for ya....now that I got the hang of it.
The National Association of Business Economics, just one group among many economists, who see a solid recovery beginning in 2010, based in large part on the impact of the stimulus package.
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A survey of leading economists finds them now forecasting a far deeper and more painful recession ahead in the first half of the year, but a modest pickup in the second half of 2009, followed by a solid recovery in 2010....
..Still, the optimism that the economists had back in November has been pushed back, rather than abandoned. They forecast that the economy will see healthy 3.1% growth during the course of 2010, as they expect unemployment to start to ease as employers add 1.3 million jobs during the year..
Economists see deeper pain, followed by gain
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The Obama budget projection is 3.2% for 2010....followed by 4% in 2011 and 2012, well within the range of
many economic projections.
So where are these
"virtually every economist" you speak of?