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The article also mentioned the holiday tax cut ending which was used as a prop to increase consumer spending. Could you tell us since you think the economy is so good under Obama what will the numbers be on consumer spending? will they rise or fall?
And with the recent payroll tax increase, we can probably expect another hit to economic growth this year.
Remember that "What does $40 mean to you?" campaign that Barack Obama barfed up about 2 years ago? Yeah, that rooster is coming home to roost in 2013. Apparently $40 is diddly squat to Obama these days.
Kind of a weird outcome that is not in line with corporate revenue and sales reporting from last quarter. Inventory drop is actually good news and shows that companies underestimated demand in the quarter. Inventory rebuilds will make for a strong Q1 GDP unless the sequestration happens. The markets don't seem to be taking it too seriously and neither should anyone else.
And with the recent payroll tax increase, we can probably expect another hit to economic growth this year.
Remember that "What does $40 mean to you?" campaign that Barack Obama barfed up about 2 years ago? Yeah, that rooster is coming home to roost in 2013. Apparently $40 is diddly squat to Obama these days.
Are you aware that Republicans approved that deal?
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