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Big Bust?!? Why Are Ads Down Despite 2008 Presidential Campaign Advertising?
Tue, 2008-Nov-4 by nmw.
Q&A — Question :: Is the USA Headed into a Recession or Depression?
How bad is it? Considering the 2008 Election is coming to a close today, it seems to be quite bad. Advertising spending is down despite campaign advertising for today’s presidential elections.
I will be watching for statistics related to presidential campaign ad spending and posting data as it becomes available at Candidates2008.INFO.
What about Christmas?
Perhaps something amazingly wonderful will happen… — a miracle?
What about the Economy?
My hunch is that 2009 will be one of the worst years in decades.
What about the World?
I think the result of this economic recession / depression will be a significant shift in the “balance of power” among the world’s largest economies.
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