Quote Originally Posted by April15 View Post
GDP has risen and that is the primary indicator of recession/growth. It has not grown dramatically but considering the depth of the recession that is a good thing. Too fast an expansion would leave the economy open to radical downfalls. Slow and steady is a more secure but frustrating growth.
It has risen, just barely, and hasn't really affected any of the other indicators. While it's risen a miniscule growth, unemployment still blows, gas prices are killing people, cost to eat has risen, the debt has went up like 45%, incomes per household have went down, poverty level increased, welfare has skyrocketed, food stamps up by 45 million, credit downgraded 2x, worst job creation in like 70 years, health insurance up...