Two quarters of a decrease in GDP indicates the be
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Posted On: 02/05/2016 2:29:00 PM
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Two quarters of a decrease in GDP indicates the beginning of a recession, not the exit from one.
Which is what I stated:
"Only a completely uneducated fool takes the commonly accepted technical end of a recession to mean anything other than the END of two or more consecutive quarters of GDP contraction."
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Straw man argument, as nowhere does "good times are here" - "everything's fixed now" appear in my post."
Of course it does, which is why you proclaimed the lowest unemployment rate in 8 years, as if 8 years was an accomplishment to be proud of. Lol.
NO, you cannot find those words in my post. You just can't!
Also I did not post the graphic, I did not 'exult'. I merely pointed out that the number is a useful political counterpoint to those who erroneously predicted higher numbers.
Reading comprehension, much?
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