Driving in this morning I heard on the radio that Kansas City is one of the first cities expected to rebound in 2011 from our current recession. Dallas, Houston and some other midwestern cities were on the list as well. But not Milwaukee or St. Louis. They are still expected to struggle. I cannot remember the name of the study they were quoting. I just heard it.
Then I get here and hop on to the Kansas City Star webpage and see that Warren Buffett says we've hit the bottom and leveled out. He's not expecting a double-dip recession.
It would be nice if his economy would begin a slow to moderate climb up. I suspect, however, that we're where we are gonna be for a while. Japan in the '90s? I don't know. I'm not an economist. I'm just like everyone else. Trying to hang on. Trying to build a future for my wife and family.
Kansas City Set To Rebound?
Chris Lengquist - Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Driving in this morning I heard on the radio that Kansas City is one of the first cities expected to rebound in 2011 from our current recession. Dallas, Houston and some other midwestern cities were on the list as well. But not Milwaukee or St. Louis. They are still expected to struggle. I cannot remember the name of the study they were quoting. I just heard it.
Then I get here and hop on to the Kansas City Star webpage and see that Warren Buffett says we've hit the bottom and leveled out. He's not expecting a double-dip recession.
It would be nice if his economy would begin a slow to moderate climb up. I suspect, however, that we're where we are gonna be for a while. Japan in the '90s? I don't know. I'm not an economist. I'm just like everyone else. Trying to hang on. Trying to build a future for my wife and family.
