Ideally, sustainable growth should be 3% or more, as it was in the early 1950s and late 1980s, when the Nation benefited from [[Reaganomics]]. However, during the [[Obama Administration]] GDP never exceeded 2% annually. If economic growth - the creation of new goods and services (and [[money supply]] expansion) - does not match or exceed population growth, the society is in a static [[zero sum]] or collapsing recessionary state. | Ideally, sustainable growth should be 3% or more, as it was in the early 1950s and late 1980s, when the Nation benefited from [[Reaganomics]]. However, during the [[Obama Administration]] GDP never exceeded 2% annually. If economic growth - the creation of new goods and services (and [[money supply]] expansion) - does not match or exceed population growth, the society is in a static [[zero sum]] or collapsing recessionary state. |