Economy ! Do you have a good feeling about it,  and if so (Please read on !)?
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No i don't. I am a single mother, i can't even move out of my parents house because everything cost so much. I could get 2 jobs but then the cost of babysitters would spend all my money and then i wouldn't have time for my child.\n\nGovernment doesn't want to help anyone unless you need all there help. They won't just give you a little boost. \n\nIts hard to find a good job with decent pay. i feel bad for the children growing up in todays world that all.
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sounds like someone has an economics exam coming up. \nProbably has something to do with employment rates and consumerism.   the ability of the population to keep the economy rolling, by having positive cash flow.
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Yes....it needs to settle the economy.\n\nIt won't affect me that much.
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I wish our economy was this bad all the time!\n\nWages - up!\nUnemployment - low!\nInflation - Low\nStock Market - up!\nHome ownership - up!\nTaxes - down!\nTax Revenue - up!\nBudget Deficit - down!\n\nPS....To g:  I'm comparing today's economy to that of a few years ago.  By the way, the stock market started tanking in March 2000, long before Bush become president.  Unemployment also started rising as he entered office, that very month.  Both due to the dot.com bubble bursting.  Are you going to blame that on Bush?  Then of course we had the economic hit of 9/11.  Also, historically 4.6% unemployment is very low, and beats much of Clinton's term. Just go to www.bls.gov and look up historical figures.\n\nTo CORiverRat - please look at census data that shows ALL income levels going up in 2005, and the poor going up in 2004, while the rich got poorer.\n\nPPS....To g:  I guess you didn't understand the concept of a "bubble" economy.  The economy grew far faster than reasonable during Clinton, and then the bubble burst in late 2000.  I'm not blaming Clinton for the bubble and the burst, merely setting the stage.  Yes Clinton inherited a poor economy from Bush 41, and he left a tanking economy for Bush 43.\n\nYou want to give Clinton credit for the great economy of the late 90's.  Fine.  Tell me what policies he enacted to cause it?  Fact is he was the beneficiary of a new industry starting (dot.com) that created lots of wealth and jobs.  He did nothing to encourage it, or cause the bubble burst.\n\nBush instead gets hit with 9/11 instead of a brand new industry that creates new wealth and jobs.  Thems the breaks.  Just look at things honestly.
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How about a story from today....\n\nhttp://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/economy_dc;_ylt=Ah0HjPWTby6.X2_eWHQxKNWs0NUE;_ylu=X3oDMTA2Z2szazkxBHNlYwN0bQ--\n\nModeration... that's not really great... in a wartime economy that should be REALLY strong and with a HUGE debt that is artifically supporting our economy... come on... how long can we push the debt... OH YOU DON'T CARE... I FORGOT...
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Simple and profound!\n\nThe less taxes, the more gdp.\n\nCheck it out!
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Rich people are enjoying the relative good economy but the middle class is getting squeezed.  for conservatives the economy is nothing to crow about.  \n\nThe nation's gross domestic product, the value of all goods and services produced, expanded at a sluggish 1.6 percent annual rate in the third quarter, down from a moderate 2.6 percent pace in the second quarter,\n\nsoaring energy prices, rising interest rates and plunging home construction and sales.\n\nCongress has raised its own pay 10 times while the minimum wage stayed the same.\n\nAlthough the unemployment rate is very good, the nation needs 150,000 new jobs a month just to keep up with population growth.\n\nAnd please don't give Bush credit for the nice stock market.  The market is rising mainly because oil prices are dropping and the Fed has eased up.  \n\nBush failed to do his homework before the iraq war and it's costing us and more importantly innocent iraqis.  everyone tends to forget about them.  we've had poor leadership in the bush white house and i'm a disappointed american.
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Excellent point. I feel pretty happy...
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Low inflation, low unemployment, solid growth and prosperity....and most important of all....PEACE
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listen dumb @$$.  we are doing doing a lot of good over there.  i still wouldnt want to live there but its getting better.
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I'm a resident who returned after 13 years abroad. What an exciting time to be here - this is the birth of a nation, and a nation with great promise at that. With economic indicators not witnessed since the early 1980s and a general mood of optimism never seen before, this is a great country to live in. The problems are solvable, and those who choose to return will help solve those problems.
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Here's a decent look at the money side from the publisher's point of view.\n\nhttp://alg.livejournal.com/84032.html
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the economy\nincome\ndebt\na lot of stuff\nsorry thats all i can offer with such a vague question
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"Unemployment" will help !!!
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Strong and growing. Thanks to the great fiscal managment of the Government. Monetary policy has been good to.\n\nCheck out the following: GDP and its growth rate, CPI increases, Unemployment rate, Interest rate just to name 4
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Supply side economics is not good for the people and yet people are selling it as good for the economy which is isn't, it has never worked, it has always resulted in a recession and yet it comes back to haunt us. Deficit spending is not good for people and it is death to the economy so to some up, No what is good for the economy should be good for the people also.
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Good to see there are some real optimists in the world!\n\nI hope you're right though