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Stagflation

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Many (for example Louis Navellier and Bob McTeer) think we are in a stagflation.

Ben Bernanke does not think so.

Is he in denial?
Knows something we don’t?
Needs to get his act together?
Can’t help the economics to rebound anyway?
Is just President Bush’s puppet?

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• Frank Kanu on Tuesday, March 4th, 2008 @ 09:45
  
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Two other Opinions:

1. Cecilia
   11:28 on Tuesday, March 4th, 2008
   I think it’s obvious - more and more companies report declining sales…
   
   What more do Bush, Bernanke and the like need?
   
2. Frank Kanu
   11:42 on Tuesday, March 4th, 2008

   Isn’t this mainly a question of bad leadership?

   If any at all?

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