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That's quite a crystal ball they got there at Treasury. It is unclear what is more ridiculous: that the propose gift to corporations will not only pay for itself but lead to a perpetual engine of trickle-down economic growth, one which has been refuted in every single instance in history, or that the Treasury expects the US economy to continue for another decade without a recession, which in 2027 result in an 18 year period of continuous growth since the last official recession ended in 2009, the longest period without a recession in history. ZH gets this right, but the rest of the post is not worth reading.Zero HedgeTreasury Forecasts Tax Reform Will Lead To Longest Period Without Recession In History Tyler Durden
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Mike Norman considers the following as important: US economy, US Treasury forecast
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That's quite a crystal ball they got there at Treasury. It is unclear what is more ridiculous: that the propose gift to corporations will not only pay for itself but lead to a perpetual engine of trickle-down economic growth, one which has been refuted in every single instance in history, or that the Treasury expects the US economy to continue for another decade without a recession, which in 2027 result in an 18 year period of continuous growth since the last official recession ended in 2009, the longest period without a recession in history. ZH gets this right, but the rest of the post is not worth reading.Zero HedgeTreasury Forecasts Tax Reform Will Lead To Longest Period Without Recession In History Tyler Durden
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Mike Norman considers the following as important: US economy, US Treasury forecast
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That's quite a crystal ball they got there at Treasury.
It is unclear what is more ridiculous: that the propose gift to corporations will not only pay for itself but lead to a perpetual engine of trickle-down economic growth, one which has been refuted in every single instance in history, or that the Treasury expects the US economy to continue for another decade without a recession, which in 2027 result in an 18 year period of continuous growth since the last official recession ended in 2009, the longest period without a recession in history.
ZH gets this right, but the rest of the post is not worth reading.
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Treasury Forecasts Tax Reform Will Lead To Longest Period Without Recession In History
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