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"China poised to pass US as world’s leading economic power this year"

 

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/d79f...0.html#axzz30NxfCrNN

 

Oi course, with a much larger population, the per person wealth will remain higher in the US.  China was supposed to surpass the US in 2019  However, with an economy managed downwards by federal policies, what can one expect.

 

"US economy slowed to 0.1 percent growth rate in Q1"

 

http://apnews.myway.com/articl...-gdp-09b1567225.html

 

Well, the present administration promised a fundamental change.  Thought he mean Europe, not third world.

 

 

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Well, the present administration promised a fundamental change.  Thought he mean Europe, not third world. -dire

 

You got that right at 0.1%. Europe is expected to grow at a whopping 1.5% (Note: it takes about 3% growth to tread water employment rate-wise in the U.S.).

 

DESPITE setbacks to emerging markets in early 2014 and the crisis in Ukraine, the European recovery still looks intact. Across the 28-strong European Union, GDP will expand by 1.5% this year and by 2.0% in 2015, according to new forecasts from the European Commission on February 25th. Across the 18-strong euro zone GDP will rise by 1.2% in 2014 and by 1.8% in 2015.

http://www.economist.com/blogs...ropean-economy-guide

China is claiming they will not surpass the US  this year.  Couple of reasons this could be true -- they were lying about economic progress for years, or they expect their bubble economy to burst, soon.  First may be true, communists aren't noted for reporting true economic figures. The second, also, China let some banks fail, unlike Japan 20 years ago, which let their zombie banks survive for years.  However, China is daily sending other banks two meter high stacks of currency to offset runs -- cronyism.?

 

Some blame the cold winter for the small US first quarter growth -- trouble is that the predicted 1.2 percent growth included the winter slowdown.  Now, its global cooling!!!!

i'm sure our economic growth has been skyrocketed by the 'do nothing congress' the regressives are so proud of it. next, dire will tell us how it's all obama's fault and the regressives have done nothing. 20 years of regressive policy.. still being forced on americans by the 'do nothing congress'.. and dire's reply 'bush isn't in office'... just wow. turns out, you can just make it up as you go, if you're a regressive.

Our leftie posters protested when I posted that the first quarter GDP growth was only 0.1 percent.  Well, the government revised that figure to -1 percent.  That right, the economy shrunk.

 

"According to numbers released by the Bureau of Economic Analysis Thursday morning, the U.S. economy shrunk quarter of 2014, the first contraction since 2011.The BEA revised an earlier GDP growth number of just .01 percent down to -1 percent. Another shrink in the second quarter would land the U.S. officially in a recession (even though it already feels like we're there)."

 

http://townhall.com/tipsheet/k...my-contacts-n1844851

 

So much for government jump starting the economy.

Originally Posted by Crash.Override:

 

 

 

One quarter, does not a year make. ~direstraits

unless it's dire talking about 'liberal policy' or 'obama'.. then, one quarter is the end of life, as we know it. more doom and gloom from the party of stupid. i'm so shocked.

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This is kind of sad, Crash doesn't realize he undercut his previous post at

https://www.tnvalleytalks.com/t...9#385652911383431809

 

There he tried to pick an earlier quarter to show the economy was actually improving, which it isn't!  With the revised last quarter, here is the economic record for all of Obama's term so far.  So far, so bad!

 

 A average GDP growth of 1.7 percent -- pitiful! 

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Yes, considering that Spring is usually a rather good quarter, we will probably see a positive number.  However, for the first two months, companies are reporting poor sales.  Treasury notes, a harbinger of economic news, are selling at a lower interest rate -- not a good sign.  When the new regulations and Obamacare requirements kick in at the end of the year, expect poor growth. 

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