The latest economic collapse news is the latest in a long line of recent economic collapses. The last one, in 2008, put an end to the Great Recession and resulted in the largest increase in unemployment in history.
The last economic collapse news is the latest in a long line of recent economic collapses. The last one, in 2008, put an end to the Great Recession and resulted in the largest increase in unemployment in history.
It’s the latest of a growing list of economic collapses happening in the United States and Europe at this time. It began in 2007, with the collapse of the dot-com bubble and ended in the third quarter of 2008, when the value of the dollar plummeted. So now we’re in the fourth quarter of 2009, and the value of the dollar is holding steady.
So far the economy has been recovering thanks to a long-term recovery from the Great Recession.
And thanks to the Federal Reserve’s “printing money” policy, the Federal Reserve is pumping in $85 billion dollars of cash into the economy every day, so that the economy can continue to grow. It’s an awesome policy because it’s doing exactly what we’re supposed to be doing: The Federal Reserve is allowing the economy to grow, which is to say, keep it from collapsing into the ground. And thanks to the Federal Reserve’s policy, unemployment is up and up.
And as we all know, that’s exactly what happened in the last recession.
The Federal Reserve is doing what it was supposed to do. It is allowing the economy to grow, which is to say keep it from collapsing into the ground. And thanks to the Federal Reserve policy, unemployment is up and up. And this new economic collapse news news is just awesome.
It is just awesome to see that the latest economic collapse news is awesome. The Federal Reserve has acted as both a lender and a borrower, and this latest announcement is just awesome. The Federal Reserve has acted as both a lender and a borrower, and this latest announcement is just awesome. The Federal Reserve is doing what it was supposed to do. It is allowing the economy to grow, which is to say keep it from collapsing into the ground.
The Federal Reserve is supposed to act as a lender, and it is doing just that. But in an effort to do that, it is acting as a borrower, saying that it will only lend it money if it is required to do so. The Fed can’t lend money without being allowed to pay interest on the loans. This is called “interest-rate manipulation.
This is the economic equivalent of being robbed blind, except instead of the robbers making you work for your next meal, they are making you pay for your next meal. But no one really wants to eat, so they are giving you a choice. With each bite you are being robbed of your future and your money, so you are forced to pay back every dime you have to your new friends, at least in the eyes of the Fed.