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Wednesday, December 15, 2004

 
Conference on the Economy
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After spending the morning at the White House Conference on the Economy, several things have been brought to my attention. According to the economic and business experts present, the economy is in good shape, taxes and regulation are bad, and consumer saving and investment in technology are good. Also, small business is an important cog in the mechanism of the national economy.

Aside from the gratuitous flattery of the Administration and its economic and tax policies, the two panels expounded on the virtues of entrepreneurial growth and investment, the importance of small business and the need for the federal government to clean up the regulatory framework effecting all businesses.

Stay tuned for more breaking news following tomorrow's sessions.

posted by Mike Pickford @ 1:54 PM | Economics

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