2016-04-10mauldineconomics.com

``Only during the halcyon economic days of the 1960s have we seen a longer recovery; but that record, too, will be eclipsed sometime in 2019--if we don't see a recession first... I asked my associate Patrick Watson to go back and look at the last recession and determine the level of revenue lost, and then to assume the same percentage revenue loss for the next recession... The deficit would balloon to $1.3 trillion. And if the recovery occurs along the lines of our last (ongoing) recovery, we will not see deficits below $1 trillion over the following 10 years--unless we reduce spending or raise revenues.''



Comments: Be the first to add a comment

add a comment | go to forum thread