Paisley Financial Outlook - Warns High Risk of Double Dip Recession by Q4 - 2012

Chicago, IL, August 31, 2011 --(PR.com)-- Paisley Financial Releases August 2011 Macroeconomic Outlook Report. Paisley Financial presents an examination of the Japanese lost decade alongside the U.S monetary and fiscal course since 2008.

This report relies on the framework of the U.S economy in a "balance sheet" recession. The premise rests on the belief that until U.S households reduce their debt and generate real income growth, they are not in a position to drive a self-sustaining economic recovery.

Monetary policy (including quantitative easing (QE)) produced limited results in generating real economic growth. The issue is not so much the supply of funds as it is the demand for credit and lack of qualified borrowers. Expansive fiscal policy through increased government budget deficits now exists primarily as, the lever to raise economic activity, transfer real financial assets to the private sector and ease the pain of the deleveraging cycle. This current state of affairs now risks sending the economy into a double-dip recession by pulling the wrong policy lever.

The full report can be viewed here: http://www.paisleyfinancial.com/v-2011-08-03-Paisley-Financial-Macroeconomic-Outlook.html.

Paisley Financial is a Registered Investment Advisor. They are comprised of experienced financial professionals focusing on highly personalized financial services and investment strategies for executives and high net worth individuals. Their hallmark is their Trilateral Active Management approach. TAM encompasses all of their actively managed fixed income, equity, currency, and commodity trading strategies into a model that will efficiently adapt with volatility, growth, recessive interruptions or trends.
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Anthony J. Krcmar | Chief Operating Officer
Email: akrcmar@paisleyfinancial.com
Paisley Financial | Phone: 312.878.8500
www.paisleyfinancial.com

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