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On Wed, 9 Jul 2008, Daniel Nowlin wrote:
> I am assuming that he is going to say; health care, housing, and oil/gas
> prices.
Mostly the problem is soaring prices for things you list along with
massive national debt. The national debt is now about $9.5 trillion which
is about $31,600 to the average American and about $125,000 for the
average family of four. Something like $2 trillion of this debt is to
China and Japan which means that the average family of four owes about
$26,600 to China and Japan. That is not good.
In the summer of 2002 I went to Europe and found it easy to keep track of
the exchange rate because it was almost exactly $1 for 1 Euro. Now it's
about $1.57 for one Euro. The dollar has dropped in value to $0.63
compared to it's 2002 value in Europe. That's bad.
Another big problem is unemployment.
A lot of these problems could have been controlled much better if the
people in charge had cared to do something.
Mike
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