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Ummm. No. It would mean it had grown to 1.54 times the size it was before. Ironic post?...

OK. Here are your questions: Q: What's the average altitude of plane that starts and 20,000 feet and begins to nosedive? A: There is insufficient data to calculate an average. Nonsense question. Q: What's the average altitude of same plane after a competent pilot takes over at 5,000 feet and bri...

154% implies the economy would more than double in size. Since that didn't happen I'll let you feel silly about your inability to do third grade arithmetic before dealing with the rest of your post....

No, I don't waste my time for moonbats who stonewall my questions and my points, as you have every time. It would be a complete and utter waste of time. This is not a matter of debate or dispute. No one with the slightest knowledge or common sense would claim that Carter was better on the economy ...

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They show GDP for the years prior to Carter (so that you can show how wonderful everything was then) through the Carter years (to show how he drove the economy into the ground) through to the end of Reagan (to show how he heroically saved the world). It give GPD by year as well as showing GDP gro...

No, those stats go in so many different directions, only someone with zero understanding of Economics would cite them en masse. Only the hopelessly clueless would put Carter anywhere near Reagan, let alone above him on the economy....

Well, I guess when the current incompetent is in office it is only fitting that the left attempts to change 25 yr old history. I am loving the coming November....

Why did you dodge my point? It's factually established beyond any doubt that what I claimed is true. If you can't get the absolutely most basic reality correct, if you dodge key questions and points forever, why would I ever be so stupid as to debate stats? Carter began with a moderately healthy, ...

So, these are the numbers you want but couldn't be bothered to provide? I don't think these quite show the pattern you claim. Did you want to comment on the debt numbers? I think they show a pretty clear picture too. Year GDP Growth Rate Nom GDP (Bn) GDP per Capita Events 1974 -0.5% $1,548.8 ...