The 2010 Economy Will Boom Thanks To Free-Market Capitalism

The Business Insider ^ | 12-31-2009 | Larry Kudlow

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The 2010 Economy Will Boom Thanks To Free-Market Capitalism

Larry Kudlow
Dec. 31, 2009, 10:20 AM

Despite the historic expansion of the federal government’s involvement in, intervention in, and control of the economy -- including Bailout Nation; takeovers of banks, car companies, insurance firms, Fannie, Freddie, AIG, GM, Chrysler, and GMAC; large-scale tax threats; overregulation; an attempted takeover of the health-care sector; ultra-easy money; a declining dollar; and unprecedented spending and debt creation -- despite all the things that would be expected to destroy the economy -- all this socialism lite and the degrading of incentives and rewards for success -- despite all this, the U.S. economy has not been destroyed.

In fact, it is coming back. In 2009, the stock market had one of its greatest rebounds in history. And in 2010, we’re likely to witness a mini boom in economic growth.

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[LibLieSlayer]

A bigger crock of crap has never been spewed from a demons mouth... 2010... DEPRESSION!

LLS

[LibLieSlayer]

I see nothing being done that will do anything but make things worse... not one thing the gooberment has done will help in any way... quite the opposite... what they have done is damaging.

LLS

[okie01]

And in 2010, we’re likely to witness a mini boom in economic growth.

And what is going to be the impetus for this boom?

Cap & Tax?

Healthcare and its taxes?

"Comprehensive immigration reform"?

The end of the Bush tax cuts?

Yet another Porkulus?

Other as yet unspecified tax increases?

An inflationary spiral?

I wonder what Kudlow has in mind...

[E. Pluribus Unum]

I'd listen to that idiot Jim Kramer before I'd listen to Larry Kudlow.

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Brace For Impact: In 2010, Demand For US Fixed Income Has To Increase Elevenfold... Or Else

[LibLieSlayer]

Seems someone else sees things with the clarity that some of us here on FR share.

LLS

[oioiman]

so true