Annie
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how sad
Indeed. The economy is very sad and quickly getting worse thanks in major part to the policies you applaud.
how sad
Indeed. The economy is very sad and quickly getting worse thanks in major part to the policies you applaud.
there's an 'original' opinion. could you explain how you've judged that the economy is getting worse? quickly, moreover? what's your take on how policy has caused this effect you claim?
i haven't seen that policy has been that gawdawful. i hasn't been hell-bent on recovery as it could have been, but there is little more than additional fiscal measures which could be of much help. that's not so popular. what do you suggest?Indeed. The economy is very sad and quickly getting worse thanks in major part to the policies you applaud.
there's an 'original' opinion. could you explain how you've judged that the economy is getting worse? quickly, moreover? what's your take on how policy has caused this effect you claim?
At each turn, the President and his advisors are choosing the worst possible path in our names and with our money.
Unemployment continues, inflation has begun to kick in and now the fed is embarking on another way to enrich Goldman Sachs, while causing ever increasing misery on the people.
how sad
Indeed. The economy is very sad and quickly getting worse thanks in major part to the policies you applaud.
there's an 'original' opinion. could you explain how you've judged that the economy is getting worse? quickly, moreover? what's your take on how policy has caused this effect you claim?
the CPI, real estate, wages and even Chinese goods themselves all point to falling prices, not rising prices.
And Palin was wrong. In a globalization world we must have a weak dollar, period.
the CPI, real estate, wages and even Chinese goods themselves all point to falling prices, not rising prices.
And Palin was wrong. In a globalization world we must have a weak dollar, period.
food and gasoline are not figured into the CPI. Real estate is years from recovering, so the policies for 'this year' will have little or no impact.
To think other countries will not respond to this gambit is like the baby who drops their spoon, but doesn't realize it is still there, on the floor.
the CPI, real estate, wages and even Chinese goods themselves all point to falling prices, not rising prices.
And Palin was wrong. In a globalization world we must have a weak dollar, period.
food and gasoline are not figured into the CPI. Real estate is years from recovering, so the policies for 'this year' will have little or no impact.
To think other countries will not respond to this gambit is like the baby who drops their spoon, but doesn't realize it is still there, on the floor.
15 other nations including China were already trying to artificially weaken their own currencies.
We are hardly alone in this.
I agree with your last paragraph. But this reflects on the state of monetary affairs in the world today. I would hope these two statements, made vis-a-vis the impending QE-3 monetization of the debt by Bernanke, would wake people up. I, as a more or less retired person with limited cash to stretch over 15 or twenty years, am very concerned.horse, i read that journal article that quoted palin and zoelick together. i really dont think that palin's diagnosis reflects the situation on the street in the US, or that her ideas about a strong dollar serve our best interests either. on the other hand, i recognize the influence that all the market-money has had on bubbling commodities. there are other inputs responsible for the extremes in cotton and soybeans. shortages in those cases.
zoellick has some commical ideas taken from that same statement. i think his perspectives on the world aren't in our interest or even sane. the same thing can be said of china and germany.
i'm getting the impression that you're hellbent on taking a partisan rather than real view on everything, but you could probably see how the fed and the government work independently. you might be able to see how a weaker dollar could do us some good right now. could you explain how an economy like ours would benefit from a strong dollar via scarce money?food and gasoline are not figured into the CPI. Real estate is years from recovering, so the policies for 'this year' will have little or no impact.
To think other countries will not respond to this gambit is like the baby who drops their spoon, but doesn't realize it is still there, on the floor.
15 other nations including China were already trying to artificially weaken their own currencies.
We are hardly alone in this.
Which was my point, now that he's wrecked ours, he's intent on wrecking the global economy. Each path chosen, has been wrong.