Today's topic: let's just call it a recession and move on!
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Today's topic: let's just call it a recession and move on!
Today's topic: let's just call it a recession and move on!
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
4-10-2008 @ 6:17PM
awfrey said...
Interesting take on the current economy; to call it a recession or not. I just read another interesting article at http://fisher-investments.typepad.com that had a bit of a different view. Tough to call either way.
4-11-2008 @ 5:42AM
NickKnight74 said...
You say recession, I say depression; you say Regan, I say Reagan, Regan, Reagan, recession, depression, let's call the whole thing off!!