Double Dip Thought
I'm not an economist, but here's something I'm wondering about: We keep hearing conservatives predicting, with great satisfaction, that the recession is going to have a "double dip" in which Obama's success at keeping us out of a Republican depression will vanish in the mist. For some reason, they seem to think that would be a good thing. Well, anyway, here's a chart of the Dow over the last year:
Today, the Dow, which was devastated by eight years of Repubican rule, returned to over 11,000 for the first time in six months, roughly since all of the "double-dip" talk became so popular on the right. So here is what I'm wondering: is this the double dip that we are looking at in this chart, and if so, is it already over?
I admit that I don't know enough about economics to answer this question, but I would like to know. I guess time will tell.
Today, the Dow, which was devastated by eight years of Repubican rule, returned to over 11,000 for the first time in six months, roughly since all of the "double-dip" talk became so popular on the right. So here is what I'm wondering: is this the double dip that we are looking at in this chart, and if so, is it already over?
I admit that I don't know enough about economics to answer this question, but I would like to know. I guess time will tell.
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