The economic news this week has been amazing – at least five pieces of news that show that 2013 is shaping up to be the year that sets the foundation for a strong restructuring, as predicted here last January. It’s hard to run it all down without getting a little breathless, so … hold on to something …
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The Tough Quarter Starts
If you’re a fan of NFL football, you know that the fourth quarter is when all the action comes in most games. The teams that win consistently are the teams that get tougher in the last 15 minutes week after week. The economy is no different, relying on the holiday season to make or break any given year.
Last year, Hurricane Sandy made for a wet and limp holiday season. There are many good reasons to believe that 2013 will be much better – except, of course for the government shutdown. We don’t know where that will leave us until long after it’s over. But as we check in with Barataria’s predictions for the year we can get some idea where we stand heading into the critical last quarter.
Except, of course, for the final unemployment stats. But let’s check out what we can and see how we stand for now.
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