GSTamral
05-04-2004, 10:24 PM
The last two quarters have shown above 4.0% GDP growth, with both quarterly inflational indicators under 1% discounting energy increases, and less than 2% including them.
Corporate Profits are back up to expected growth levels, and many economists are predicting that we are finally over the bubble burst correction that began in 2000.
Further reports have shown that the average American is better off than they were in 2000, due to the phenominally low interest rates, which allow for a much larger consumer buying power, much of which still has not yet been fully utilized.
Corporate Profits are back up to expected growth levels, and many economists are predicting that we are finally over the bubble burst correction that began in 2000.
Further reports have shown that the average American is better off than they were in 2000, due to the phenominally low interest rates, which allow for a much larger consumer buying power, much of which still has not yet been fully utilized.