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If there's a great depression and few people are noticing, then it isn't that great. The great ones aren't subtle. I live in the rural southwest. Business isn't
by hirundo 5y ago
If there's a great depression and few people are noticing, then it isn't that great. The great ones aren't subtle. I live in the rural southwest. Business isn't booming here. But it isn't that bad either, yet. Maybe we're in the "so far so good" phase, but there's a big difference between the fall and arriving at the pavement.
- newsclues 5y agoGreat is an interesting term. Would it not be a Great Depression if it impacts millions of Americans for years or decades if the academic elite don’t see it from their ivory towers to document it?
- rat87 5y agoSo in other words it's not Great? The great depression effected a much larger percentage of the population in a much more negative manner You seem to be talking about local economic difficulties in some regions of the country. Which isn't a great thing but not nearly as terrible as the great depression.
- newsclues 5y agoGreat for who?
- mohanmcgeek 5y agoThe impression that I get from the media is that a lot of people have quit their jobs to become full time retail traders now that the market is booming. And there is a labour shortage affecting production and logistics And when the market crashes, as it always does, many of these people will be in the red and that would greatly affect consumption.. How true is this?