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Propaganda Debunking

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3. exactly. is it possible? sure, lots of things are possible.

Reply to steve2470 (Reply #2)

Mon Sep 22, 2014, 02:34 PM

Sep 2014

it seems quite unlikely that we'll have protracted depression in the classical sense.

concentration of wealth and an emerging middle class in asia would seem to indicate continued economic growth for some time, albeit at a slow rate. i don't see that growth being shared by the discarded american middle class, but i don't see that stopping continued economic growth globally and for "american" companies.

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BS percentage needed on "the 25 year Great Depression" [View all] steve2470 Sep 2014 OP

you seem to already know the answer ;) unblock Sep 2014 #1

well, no, just my hunch steve2470 Sep 2014 #2

exactly. is it possible? sure, lots of things are possible. unblock Sep 2014 #3

even back in the 19th century, depressions lasted no longer than 6 years steve2470 Sep 2014 #4

snopes.com has nothing so far nt steve2470 Sep 2014 #5

Most real economists think the coming 2016 depression will last no more than 15 or 20 years at most progree Sep 2014 #6

These things usually show up on RW sites! BobbyBoring Sep 2014 #7

I am in agreement with this ^^^^^^ Curmudgeoness Sep 2014 #8

Just another one of the very many SheilaT Sep 2014 #9