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Topic starter October 16, 2020 11:50 AM  

A few mornings ago, Steve Rattner presented several Moody's Analytics projecting future economic growth rates depending on which party won different divisions of government.  Regardless which party is victorious,  Moody's projects we will see the GDP growing around 3% over the next year.  

I've not been able to locate the original source on Moody's website.  Should anyone find it, please post the link here for our benefit.

Lowell



   
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