But we have this 35% that's not working. About 33 million, or about 10% are retired, so we assume that they have saved enough and are living comfortably, and somewhat participating in the economy.
But then you have the non-working, non-retired 25% existing off the government's growing debt. They are not adding to the growth, as they are just surviving; not producing, and just barely consuming on the fringes.
Looking at the growth of the 75% may look good, but when it's all added together with the 25% anchor, we might very well be headed into a recession.
I ain’t a math......er’ real good at math...but some of dem figures don’t match up..at least I think.