Peter Schiff Challenges "Phony" Growth Based on Spending on After the Bell

Reason Staff | 11.1.2011 12:00 AM

On Fox Business Network's After the Bell, Peter Schiff challenges recent economic growth saying it's based on how "spending money we don't have" instead on actual savings and investment. Schiff also discusses his time talking with the Occupiers on Wall Street. Air Date: October 28, 2011.

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