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1. zagrebzagreb on We're Out of Recession, But a Long Way from Recovery: Sorry to be an ass, but this interpretation of GDP is absurd... more »
2. Mike Kane on We're Out of Recession, But a Long Way from Recovery: "we fell down a 10-foot hole, we hit bottom and took one step... more »
3. Mike from NYC on We're Out of Recession, But a Long Way from Recovery: Most of the economists have been wrong about so many things it... more »
4. bottoms-up on We're Out of Recession, But a Long Way from Recovery: "We're Out of Recession, But a Long Way from Recovery" Dr.... more »
5. MikeD71 on We're Out of Recession, But a Long Way from Recovery: I think we, including/especially the media, should just accept... more »
6. mrdirt on We're Out of Recession, But a Long Way from Recovery: GDP is Gross Domestic Product, upon further analysis it... more »
7. Moon Kil Woong on We're Out of Recession, But a Long Way from Recovery: Inventory also falls because there is simply less demand and... more »
8. ljsquid on We're Out of Recession, But a Long Way from Recovery: In fact, David Resler, economist, Nomura Global Economics writes:... more »
9. ljsquid on We're Out of Recession, But a Long Way from Recovery: I thought the GDP was gross domestic PRODUCT. How can we be... more »
10. aussiereader4 on Housing Starts: Is the News Good or Bad?: 20 % above nothing is still nothing. A share market fall of 50%... more »
11. Mad Hedge Fund Trader on Housing Starts: Is the News Good or Bad?: mnd Since I have been pelted daily with predictions that... more »
12. User 422955 on The Commodity Lag: How 2010 Prices Result from 2007: I've been reading about potash. I think it is following the same... more »
13. JeffDB on The Commodity Lag: How 2010 Prices Result from 2007: Perhaps, but expenses and amount of energy needed to extract them... more »
14. Mad Hedge Fund Trader on How Strong Will the Recovery Be?: bio Reviewing the current political and monetary landscape, I... more »
15. chap08 on How Strong Will the Recovery Be?: The less pithy way of saying it is to quote Michael T. Darda,... more »