The Great Recession Is Dead: 10 Steps For Success In 2014
It’s over. The Great Recession is officially relegated to Wikipedia and academic studies. The financial problems are fixed. Even Bernanke is looking for historical analysis of his efforts as Yellen arrives and the Fed shifts gears. Kiplinger’s employment/unemployment analysis shows an advancing U.S. economy with large, new and exciting growth needs.
The past few weeks’ waterfall of positive economic, business, financial, consumer and sentiment reports overfill a large file drawer. Even separating out the significant, special and surprising good news produces an unwieldy pile.
But aren’t there things to be done? Challenges to tackle? Adjustments to make? Of course, but that’s not the recession speaking. Rather, it’s the return of normality in a dynamic economy within an interrelated world.
So, what does it all mean?
This article is published on Forbes.com
