Just recently read, the recession has ended, and the country has
 returned to it's pre-recession level... for corporations.

 They are making the profits they did before the recession.

 It's just people who are still suffering. It's people who are
 still in recession.

 I was looking into the debt question, studying the rise in debt
 and the historical rise in debt. What I looked for was periods
 when the debt multiplied, doubled or tripled or more over a
 relatively short period.

 In the earlies days of this country I found severl periods where
 the debt dropped so low it got near zero. Every single case was
 shortly followed by the debt multiplying.

 Other than that, say from 1850 on, the only times the debt
 multiplied was in war or recession.

 Now we have both.

 Until we end the war and resolve the recession, for real, put
 people back to work, we will not stop the growth in debt.

 Just my analysis. Feel free to find some other answers.



BOB KLAHN bob.klahn@sev.org   http://home.toltbbs.com/bobklahn

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