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Forbes Investment Guide 2011
 
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Economic Indicators.gov
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Beginner's Guide - About.com
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2011 Economic Outlook
[The source followed by a percentage is predicted GDP growth in 2011.]
Kiplinger 3.5%
Goldman Sachs 4% 2012
IBTimes 3.5-4%
Wall Street Journal 3%
PIMCO: GDP 3-3.5%
  (world's largest bond fund)
Economic Populist 3.5%
CBO 
Arthur Laffer (supply sider)
   "Heading for a train wreck" 

 

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