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How is that giving up? Because i didnt vote?
Who do you support?
Inflation will kick in soon once companies stop their liquidations. We are in a deflation period, prices are falling, but soon prices will skyrocket and there wont be an end in sight for years to come.
Heres a quote from Peter Schiff
Obama unveils 21st Century New Deal
By MIKE ALLEN & JONATHAN MARTIN | 12/6/08 9:30 AM EST
President-elect Barack Obama added sweep and meat to his economic agenda on Saturday, pledging the largest new investment in roads and bridges since President Dwight D. Eisenhower built the Interstate system in the late 1950s, and tying his key initiatives – education, energy, health care –back to jobs in a package that has the makings of a smaller and modern version of FDR's New Deal marriage of job creation with infrastructure upgrades.......more
How is that giving up? Because i didnt vote?
Who do you support?
Inflation will kick in soon once companies stop their liquidations. We are in a deflation period, prices are falling, but soon prices will skyrocket and there wont be an end in sight for years to come.
Heres a quote from Peter Schiff
In my view, there is a real possibility that a new administration in Washington will confront its economic challenges with New Deal-type programs that will only exacerbate the damage and turn the current recession into a repeat of the Great Depression, only with the consumer prices rising instead of falling. As I write this in Mid-2008, the government still claims the US economy is not in recession. This absurdity is premised on not having two consecutive quarters of negative economic growth, the widely accepted definition of recession. However, with the government determining the GDP and using highly suspect inflation rates with which to adjust the nominal rise, we may never officially be in a recession. With the automobile, airline, and housing industries in outright collapse and our banking and financial system on government life support, grim reality once again conflicts with government fantasy.
By MIKE ALLEN & JONATHAN MARTIN | 12/6/08 9:30 AM EST
President-elect Barack Obama added sweep and meat to his economic agenda on Saturday, pledging the largest new investment in roads and bridges since President Dwight D. Eisenhower built the Interstate system in the late 1950s, and tying his key initiatives – education, energy, health care –back to jobs in a package that has the makings of a smaller and modern version of FDR's New Deal marriage of job creation with infrastructure upgrades.......more