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December 29, 2003 6:29 PM

Ending on an up note
Posted by Douglas Eisenhartat 6:29 PM

You gotta end on a positive note, right? Glass half full and all that? Seriously, it really does look as though numerous signs are pointing to a strong economy in 2004, with the usual tempering statement about the job outlook:

For the U.S. economy, 2004 could turn out to be a banner year. Forecasters believe things are falling into place to produce the strongest economic growth in two decades. Consumer spending will be bolstered by tax refund checks early in the year. Businesses are finally beginning to invest in new plants and equipment and rehiring some laid off workers, though improvements in the unemployment rate are expected to be modest.

"The economy is off and running, and 2004 should be a very good year," said Mark Zandi, chief economist at Economy.com.

I look forward to blogging you again in 2004. To a Happier Employment New Year, everybody!

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