"The concern about a double dip is largely a function of what I'd call residual bearishness. Stung by excessive optimism in 2007, the econo-pundit community remains in a reflexive, dour crouch. Since this recovery began in the spring of 2009, it has been widely disbelieved and dismissed. Fretting about the double dip is as much about where we've been as where we are.
If you want a double dip this summer, you'll have to go to Carvel or Baskin-Robbins."
~Daniel Gross in Slate.com
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