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Re: future economy & cruising
[Re: Kegoangoango]
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09/22/2019 02:26 PM
09/22/2019 02:26 PM
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Really? You make statements as fact, when in fact, there's no indication that globally economies are slipping into a recession. What country of any size is now using quantitative easing?
If, on the other hand, you're just asking "what happens to the boating industry when there's a recession?" Why not just ask that? What is your purpose of the post? It reads to me as if you are trolling, but maybe I'm reading your post wrong.
The EU is not in a recession but growth is stagnant. The US is the only developed western country with any growth albeit 2% doesn’t make you want to stand up and cheer. I think the charter business is somewhat insulated unless we have a total financial meltdown or some protracted event that limits travel such as a more than regional war.
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