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Veteran Expediter
I was listening to one of the beb’s channels on the internet about finance and the a ‘scholar’ from Oxford or Cambridge was talking about the parallels of today’s US economy problems and the triggers of Great depression. No great conclusions were really discussed when I was so rudely interrupted by a telemarketer – so I missed the end of the program.
I am wondering if we are actually headed for a true depression opposed to a recession. With the money supply being inflated, the debt load we all have being really high and the fact that we are still actually moving a lot of our manufacturing off shore and ending up with less tangible industry (service) on shore.
And for those who think it is about a repub v. dem thing, I got to remind everyone that the three most recent presidents are all to blame for this mess but not as much as the people in Congress (keating 5 comes to mind).
I am wondering if we are actually headed for a true depression opposed to a recession. With the money supply being inflated, the debt load we all have being really high and the fact that we are still actually moving a lot of our manufacturing off shore and ending up with less tangible industry (service) on shore.
And for those who think it is about a repub v. dem thing, I got to remind everyone that the three most recent presidents are all to blame for this mess but not as much as the people in Congress (keating 5 comes to mind).