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June 18, 2011
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That is a statement of the obvious. What presents the problem is that it will be a decade or more before it gets anywhere near where it was in 2006. The grinding down of living standards through taxes and inflation has quite a few years to run.
Posted by: TomTom | June 18, 2011 at 04:34 PM