The economy since 9/11
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According to the article above the economy in general has suffered since 9/11. But according to the book [B: The Coming Economic Armageddon[/B: what we are dealing with today is nothing compared to what is next in line! Anyone agree or disagree that things will get worse before they get better? I do hope the author of the book is wrong in some areas and things get better, but I fear the worst is yet to come!
John
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According to the article above the economy in general has suffered since 9/11. But according to the book [B: The Coming Economic Armageddon[/B: what we are dealing with today is nothing compared to what is next in line! Anyone agree or disagree that things will get worse before they get better? I do hope the author of the book is wrong in some areas and things get better, but I fear the worst is yet to come!
John
Haven’t read the book but the Yahoo finance article that you linked to is interesting.
I don’t think anyone knows where the economy is going to go.
For the unemployed, the going is very tough. Much competition for few jobs
For the employed …. folk are worried about being unemployed. At my office seems that ever week someone is being laid off
For investors …. not much joy
For homeowners …. many are http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Negative_equity] underwater . I’ve heard that something like 30% of mortgages are underwater. Woe to them if they have to sell!
I sense that the middle class is shrinking …. the lower class is growing …. and the wealthy class likewise is growing
I don’t think anyone knows where the economy is going to go.
For the unemployed, the going is very tough. Much competition for few jobs
For the employed …. folk are worried about being unemployed. At my office seems that ever week someone is being laid off
For investors …. not much joy
For homeowners …. many are http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Negative_equity] underwater . I’ve heard that something like 30% of mortgages are underwater. Woe to them if they have to sell!
I sense that the middle class is shrinking …. the lower class is growing …. and the wealthy class likewise is growing
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