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No, but I am surprised that 6.6% growth is a cause of concern, even if it is lower than whatever the previous number may have been. The last time we saw growth
by kevstev 7y ago
No, but I am surprised that 6.6% growth is a cause of concern, even if it is lower than whatever the previous number may have been.
The last time we saw growth rates above 5% in the US was during the .com boom and even in the midst of it that was considered unsustainable long term.
- lotsofpulp 7y agoAny difference in between growth and expected growth can be a problem. If investments were made and money was lent assuming 12% growth, then 6% is going to hurt.
- Waterluvian 7y agoYou can't compare US and Chinese growth rates. It's easier to grow when you still have a lot of growing to do.
- onlyrealcuzzo 7y agoAlso when your non-farms workforce participation is increasing, instead of flat or decreasing. Most of GDP growth comes from 1) population growth, 2) inflation, and 3) non-farms workforce participation.