My business needs to add 3 - 4 people (represents a 20 - 25% addition), and the ol' day job needs to add something in the range of 100 - 200% within the next year.
Perhaps some of the money folks can comment on this, but what has been happening with the various money types over the past year? It was my understanding that a lot of the value that got erased in the markets was "M3" type money - which... in my opinion, tends to be a bit of BS if the gap between M2 - M3 is too large (which is what we saw in the last few years).
It seems to me that "real" projects that represent "real" value have been managing to continue to contribute to the economy. Have there been casualties along the way? Most definitely... but I don't know if the numbers can be believed as much as the media flaunts them. The worst statistical recession since 1930 doesn't mean much when they don't talk about the disgustingly large run up in the past decade in the same breath.
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Originally Posted by Biff
If the NHL ever needs an enema, Edmonton is where they'll insert it.
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