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    Many economists disagreed. "Sure looks like a recession, with exports remaining the only bright spot in the U.S. economy" John Silvia, chief economist for Charlotte, N.C.-based Wachovia, said in a note to investors. Full Article at GoErie.com
    Sure looks like a recession, with exports remaining the only bright spot in the U.S. economy
    SOURCE: GoErie.com 20 months ago
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Job losses signal recession
  1. We now expect the U.S. has entered its first recession in seven years, as economic activity likely contracted in the first quarter.
    SOURCE: GoErie.com 20 months ago
  2. The debate should no longer be about whether there is or is not a recession, only about how deep it will be ... Private employment has now fallen for three months in a row, according to today's new data, with the steepest decline in February.
    SOURCE: GoErie.com 20 months ago
  3. I know this is a difficult time for our economy, but we recognized the problem early and provided the economy with a booster shot ... We will begin to see the impact over the coming months.
    SOURCE: GoErie.com 20 months ago
  4. We are going to have a weak-growth quarter, and whether you call that a recession or not is something that we won't know for many months
    SOURCE: GoErie.com 20 months ago

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