By JOHN ADAMS | January 26, 2010 - 2:29 pm - Posted in Uncategorized
I have no idea of the likelihood of a double-dip recession, and even Martin Feldstein, a respected economist, won’t lay odds on a second recession.
Still, if the likelihood of another recession grows, the prospect of nothing beyond minimal growth, at best, grows, too.
No better time to reduce public spending, taxes, and regulations.
See, Double dip recession risk significant, Martin Feldstein warns.
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