Toddsterpatriot
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Toddsterpatriot, post: 22105281
The period immediately after the end of a recession is usually a time of strong growth.
You must have done some calculations to explain your conclusion. Can we see them?
The Great Bush recession did not end until June 2009. You say “usually” which must mean you have more than one recession that was as deep and as long as the Great Bush recession in recent decades.
Since you have not provided a source or calculations to back your bullshit I found the most recent recession when there were negative GDP Quarters.
Obama surpasses Bill Clinton recovering from a recession.
Obama: Q3’2009 to Q3’2010. Up 6.23 real GDP from negative QTR to highest QTR before a downturn.
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US Real GDP Growth Rate by Quarter
Clinton: Q3’1991 to Q4’1992. Up 4.48 real GDP.
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US Real GDP Growth Rate by Quarter
So, Toddster wtf are you talking about when you say “The period immediately after the end of a recession is usually a time of strong growth”
Clinton: Q3’1991 to Q4’1992. Up 4.48 real GDP.
Hey, moron, Clinton wasn't President until Q1 1993.
Have you always been stupid, or is a recent brain injury to blame?