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Why are you using a microeconomic example to make a macroeconomic point? They are two different things.
Explain the difference. Thank you.
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Originally Posted by Dumbdowndemocrats
Thats why they have a plant up and running in 18 months in China where i live they have to go thru 18 months or more of red tape to get air water permits before they can break ground...looks like the process could be sped up some don't you think.Progress here is being held up by the EPA now and what i said is what Obama said "if the EPA is holding up progress lets do without all the regulations that hold up progress".
That is it! Besides, it will give the tourism industry a huge boost!!
Agreed. You cant produce more and more cheap goods and services and force americans to buy it when their assets and 401 ks have been decimated
Regional malls typically include department stores along with fashion and general merchandise retailers and range in size from 400,000 to 800,000 square feet (37,000 to 74,000 square meters), according to the International Council of Shopping Centers. The Reis data also include super-regional malls, such as the Mall of America in Minnesota, South Coast Plaza inSouthern California and Tysons Corner Center in Virginia, which are defined as those larger than 800,000 square feet.
Huge regional malls are filing for federal bankruptcy protection Chapter 11. vacant and in the red for over 2 years now.
A nationalized banking institution that creates debt free money and loans gives low interest lines of credit and loans to US citizens interested in started their own business, owning a home, going back to school etc. If we don't throw off the shackles of the private bankers who control our money supply everything else is just pie in the sky bullsiht.
These loans are backed by the full faith and credit of the US taxpayer i.e. the American worker. Like they are now...........but instead of the interest flowing into the hands of private banks there would be little to no interest or it would flow back into government coffers and spent into the nation's infrastructure or invested in a sovereign national wealth fund. I say we also need to nationalize a good chunk of our national resources i.e Alaska, mines, oil, natural gas. Kick these multinational companies out and put ownership in the hands of the many instead of the few.
But having proposed those ideas I'm sure many of you will go into an adolescent knee jerk reactionary rant of how that's big bad socialism...........
Why should the taxpayer back ANY loans? Your entire idea leads me to believe you have a faulty understanding of how credit works.
I like the idea of legalizing marijuana. It would be a bumper crop for farmers, and I think it is something that a lot of people are really high on it.
Ban gay marriage? How about expand it? The number of weddings would go up, and lots of gays have money to spend. Seriously, cut the price of gasoline. A month holiday from gas taxes.
I'd like to know what your solution is to increase consumer demand.
Better ads. We just don't want stuff badly enough. Add more sex, more violence, whatever it takes for us to reach into our pockets and maximize our spending (debt) power.
Yes a few along with years of straight commission sales and before that ran several lemonade stands on busy streets as a little kid for starters.
I feel sorry for all the Economics majors who are only being taught Keynsian Economics which does not and has NEVER worked. No WONDER our country is such a mess. All our so called "experts" (except for a few who are laughed at who are the ones who REALLY KNOW AND UNDERSTAND --like Ron Paul for starters) follow Keynes (however if they ran their household the same way, they'd be in hock up to their ears). I'm sure they aren't THAT stupid to run their households the way they advise Obama.
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