Let's talk about the state of the economy - the last 5 years and the next 5 years (unemployment rate, brainwash)
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IF that is the case and considering the bonehead move Uncle Ben made today, what does the next 5 years hold in store for the U.S.?
If history is any indication, two things will happen. Either the Fed is going to inflate the next bubble with low interest rates like what happened after the dot-com bubble bursting, or we follow the same route Japan did and have a lost decade like them, where high unemployment is the norm.
If history is any indication, two things will happen. Either the Fed is going to inflate the next bubble with low interest rates like what happened after the dot-com bubble bursting, or we follow the same route Japan did and have a lost decade like them, where high unemployment is the norm.
I am thinking the plan is the lost decade.
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