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IS THERE ANY RENOWED ECONOMIC “EXPERT” THAT U KNOW OF THAT IS BULLISH OR A LEAST BIT OPTIMISTIC ABOUT THE FUTURE OF THE U.S. ECONOMY, OR ARE THEY ALL DOOM & GLOOM? THANKS, LOU
Hi Lou — yes there are tons of them, actually.. probably much more than there are doom and gloomers… In fact, and i don’t have the link, 75% of money managers in the US as of today believe we are going to see positive economic growth and/or will not see lower economic stats going forward.
A couple of experts that are bullish are non other than:
1. Ben Bernanke (macroeconomist and student of the great depression)
2. Paul Krugman (Keynesian economist and believer that a new bubble will get us out of this mess.)
There are many others out there… just go to CNBC, MSNBC, etc and you will find bunches of economist bulls 🙂
so, it’s not all gloom and doom.
Thanks for your comment.
Sincerely,
Mac