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| 2004-01-08 |
| ELF True to the old adage about rising tides, the U.S. recovery appears to be lifting economic boats worldwide. Indeed, stateside success, according to the International Monetary Fund, should spur the planet to enjoy over 4 percent growth in 2004, a rate not seen since before the 2001 recession. Morgan Stanley puts Asia, excluding Japan, at the head of this global charge, with growth forecast around 6 percent this year. But even the anemic euro zone and some struggling South American economies are poised to have happy new years. Argentina, for example, expects 4 percent growth in 2004 as it emerges from the crash that left 1 of every 5 citizens out of work. I had to post this in response to the IMF post above. WE ARE NOT PULLING THE WORLD DOWN, WE ARE LEADING IT! |
| Posted by:Spot |
| #1 Not all boats are lifted. Zim Bob and the Juche King are busy emptying RPG rounds into their own hulls. |
| Posted by: Super Hose 2004-1-8 11:37:06 AM |