Recovery Is Just a Debt Shell Game: Strategist

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10-29-2009, 09:10 AM

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Recovery Is Just a Debt Shell Game: Strategist

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The US economy is still dependant on government money and the recovery will not be sustainable until private companies are willing to spend more, Richard Cookson, global head of asset allocation at HSBC, told CNBC Thursday.---

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