Tamas Rudnai wrote:
> Does it mean that the economy is back in track? Or just other competitors
> died out / lost reputation during the bad times?

FWIW, I believe the economy is in worse shape than it was two years ago.=20
This doesn't mean that many companies aren't doing better now than they did=
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before the crisis -- our revenues are up and growing, and I hear the same=20
thing from other business owners. It just means that the means to achieving=
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this recovery are unsustainable: $3 trillion spent so far, and many people=
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in high places are calling for more. Personally, I expect and am bracing fo=
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an inflationary depression (a long period of bad economic conditions & high=
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inflation).

As a family, we are stocking up on essentials (food, batteries, etc) and=20
firearms. As a company, we are trying to figure out how to deal with the=20
loss of cheap offshore labor after the yuan appreciates against the dollar,=
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and with the loss of domestic market.

Vitaliy=20

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