Leuthold's Jim Paulsen: Economy could see sub-2% growth this year — but that could help stocks

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Leuthold's Jim Paulsen: Economy could see sub-2% growth this year — but that could be good for stocks

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Can Jim Paulsen give me a scenario that is not good for stocks?

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