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But they weren't ineffective. They were just not enough for creating more jobs. but they stabilized the avalanche.

That's the facts.


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One number says it all: 0.2%
By: clo
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Fri, 26 Aug 11 4:13 AM
Msg. 32188 of 65535

6:20 PM One number says it all: 0.2%. That's the average annualized
growth of U.S. consumer spending over the past 14 quarters. Never before
in the post-WW II era have consumers been so weak for so long. In an era
of balance-sheet repair, it's little wonder that fiscal and monetary
stimuli have been ineffective - the slowdown is "not the fault of not
enough liquidity."

http://www.project-syndicate.org/commentary/roach8/English


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