According to Sept 14, 2009 issue of Businessweek, the economy is recovering and it looks like it has staying power to not be a temporary thing. In the US, real Gross domestic product, the most comprehensive gauge of the economy's ups and downs, almost certainly hit bottom in the second quarter.
The debate will not be settled anytime soon, but several underlying forces make a strong case that the upturn is durable.
But even if it doesn't maintain its initial burst, the strengthening supports under demand in all major sectors suggest this recovery has legs.
Personally, I have seen business are not just talking but taking action and buying.
We may be seeing the light at the end of the tunnel.
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