Oh, FYI we aren't really in economic recovery. If you look at the last GDP report, it was a larger then expected growth due to invetory aquistitions.
So, unless consumer purchasing ramps up more then your average X-mas, invetory aqusitions will be a drag on future quarters. (Because nobody will be buying more.)
Which means we'll double dip into recession again.
Why? All the government money is doing is replacing consumer spending.
The consumers however aren't really gaining back any of their spending power.
So all government money does is put the economy into a holding patern until it goes away, and the markets crash and double dip due to the fact that the underlying problem isn't fixed.
Then all those jobs propped up by government money disapear... and we're right back where we started. It hasn't created or saved jobs. Only prolonged their descent... and in doing so prolonged the recovery.
