AT a 2 percent growth rate, our economic pie will double in 35 years.
That is far above the 1.1 percent growth rate from 1979 through 1992, a period when more than three million manufacturing jobs were lost.
For a while, that famous 8 percent growth rate seemed to be just what he needed.
Early this year, he had been predicting a 27 percent growth rate.
At the same annual 5 percent growth rate in use, how long will this last?
This compared with a 2 percent growth rate during the first three months of the year.
The question is what will people be willing to pay for, say, a 20 percent growth rate.
At that time, the Government had reported a 2.3 percent growth rate.
Taken together these amount to a 4.2 percent growth rate.
Montana led the nation with a 7.3 percent growth rate in personal income.
AT a 2 percent growth rate, our economic pie will double in 35 years.
That is far above the 1.1 percent growth rate from 1979 through 1992, a period when more than three million manufacturing jobs were lost.
For a while, that famous 8 percent growth rate seemed to be just what he needed.
Early this year, he had been predicting a 27 percent growth rate.
At the same annual 5 percent growth rate in use, how long will this last?
This compared with a 2 percent growth rate during the first three months of the year.
The question is what will people be willing to pay for, say, a 20 percent growth rate.
At that time, the Government had reported a 2.3 percent growth rate.
Taken together these amount to a 4.2 percent growth rate.
Montana led the nation with a 7.3 percent growth rate in personal income.
