I think they just make it up as they go along . . . and then claim that their pre-determined results are based on math. I mean . . . that SEEMS to be what they are doing.
What I see them doing is fixing the numbers. How can spending be reduced when you bring in seven million people looking to purchase goods? And how can you expect unemployment to go up if you bring that number of people in looking for jobs? Just curious.
That does seem to be what they're counting on, but with all the negative baggage they're carrying around, I have a hard time believing that will happen.