January 29, 2006
Bush II; Day 449: Economy Slow-down a surprise?
I'm not sure why so-called experts find the Q4 economic slow-down a surprise.
I'm no expert, but I knew about Hurricane Katrina and other natural disasters that happened right before Q4.
I'm no expert, but I heard all about a slower-than-hoped-for holiday shopping season.
I'm no expert, but I heard that Americans weren't feeling too optimistic...and I'm not expert, but I know that consumer confidence plays a big part in the economy.
I'm no expert, but I've certainly heard the dire warnings about the housing bubble inevitable burst.
I'm no expert, but I know that if companies reach Q4 and find they've already reached their annual expense levels, or have not hit anticipated revenue targets...then they take a step back until the New Year.
Could the so-called liberal media be trying to continue the rose-colored glasses view of the economy, and the only way to do that after this Q4 is to say "my goodness, I just don't know what could have happened! I'm flabbergasted!"?
Posted by elisa at January 29, 2006 03:47 PM | Jobs/Economy/Taxes







