Have we completed our economic recovery yet ?

"Ladies and gentlemen: The state of our economy is strong."
-President George Bush (1/31/07)

"There have been some recent signs that our economy is beginning
to improve."
-President George Bush (8/30/08)

"I'm confident that our capital markets are flexible and resilient,
and can deal with these adjustments."
-President George Bush (9/15/08)

Just wondering if the recent tax cuts have already stimulated the
economy sufficiently to provide funding for these bailout thingies
that people keep talking about ? How many motorcycles will this
new found prosperity enable me to buy ?

Thanks in advance for explaining this complicated subject.

Posted by Sean_Q_ on September 16, 2008, 11:20 pm

Rob Kleinschmidt wrote:

> How many motorcycles will this new found prosperity enable me to buy ?

It would take a long complicated dissertation on Keynesian supply-side
economics to answer this question.

That's because it's akin to asking: How much wood could a woodchuck
chuck... which was determined by Donald Duck's three nephews using
information from the Junior Woodchuck's Field Guide to be
4,572 board-feet of kiln-dried Sitka spruce.

Using a similar algorithm combined with some Chaos Theory integrated
through the Laplace transformation of the Jacobian matrix of a Lagrange
polynomial I have calculated from the Eigenvalue that you will be able
to purchase 0.746 Harley Davidson Wide Glides.

> Thanks in advance for explaining this complicated subject.

You're welcome. Hope this helps.

Sean_Q_
'99 FLHTCUI / '06 S40 / various derelicts and round tuits

Posted by Twibil on September 17, 2008, 3:02 am

> Using a similar algorithm combined with some Chaos Theory integrated

> through the Laplace transformation of the Jacobian matrix of a Lagrange

> polynomial I have calculated from the Eigenvalue that you will be able

> to purchase 0.746 Harley Davidson Wide Glides.

> =A0> Thanks in advance for explaining this complicated subject.

> You're welcome. Hope this helps.

Sadly, it's not likely to help much unless you first talk Harley into
re-issuing the Wide Glide.....or invent a time machine.

Posted by Road Glidin' Don on September 17, 2008, 2:41 pm

> "Ladies and gentlemen: The state of our economy is strong."

> -President George Bush (1/31/07)

> "There have been some recent signs that our economy is beginning

> to improve."

> -President George Bush (8/30/08)

> "I'm confident that our capital markets are flexible and resilient,

> and can deal with these adjustments."

> -President George Bush (9/15/08)

> Just wondering if the recent tax cuts have already stimulated the

> economy sufficiently to provide funding for these bailout thingies

> that people keep talking about ? How many motorcycles will this

> new found prosperity enable me to buy ?

> Thanks in advance for explaining this complicated subject.

I'm more of the opinion that the role of politicians' actions is
overblown. Economies are cyclical like the weather and about as
predictable in the long term. Happy is the leader who just happens to
be presiding during good times, woe to the one who is not.

Posted by Rob Kleinschmidt on September 17, 2008, 3:47 pm

> I'm more of the opinion that the role of politicians' actions is

> overblown. Economies are cyclical like the weather and about as

> predictable in the long term. Happy is the leader who just happens to

> be presiding during good times, woe to the one who is not.

How about the leader who starts out presiding over good times
and ends up presiding over a disaster ? I tend to prefer the
kind who manage to do it the other way round.

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