This article is just slightly slanted in its approach. From 1968 to 1982 the annual growth rate of stock investments as given by the S&P 500 was about 2.4%--not all that spectacular. That was a 14 year period of next to nothing. We are probably in for another such period, if in fact it proves that good.
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If I read the chart correctly, the great depression started with the debt ratio below 170%. I due agree that too much debt is the primary cause of the current troubles, but your historic analysis appear flawed to me.
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