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Strategies & Market Trends : New US Economy Policy
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From: Arthur Tang10/13/2006 11:39:14 AM
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The new economical policy is the best and proven in practice for 15 years now, since 1991.

It is based on Productivity to increase supply to fight off inflation caused by excess demands.

Productivity offers surplus manpower to control wages from spiralling. Thus, price and wage control is in place without any efforts of Feds using obsolete methods of interest rate and currency exchange. Interest rate is set close to business profits of 5%; and currency exchange for the US dollar is moderated between developed country currencies and the underdeveloped country currencies. This put us in a position to import with much buying power and make profits on retail for job growth. Our currency is now cheap enough to export to developed countries. Trade deficit is the way we build our economy, in our stores supporting job growth. Once supply chain software is developed, manufacturing jobs will be created by store merchandise turn over. Manufacturing jobs are still following the lack of government incentives to export. we will be pushing congress to support export activities. we want to export franchised operations abroad.

Loose monetary policy is now controlled by property owners financing mortgage rates that they accept on market trends. Federal interest rates are not controlling private financing, Zero interest rate had no effect on our economy at all.

The best of all worlds of economy has been found and practiced to avoid deep recessions of the past.
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