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Strategies & Market Trends : New US Economy Policy
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From: Arthur Tang10/17/2006 4:21:55 PM
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The most important part of the new US economical policy is how we balance the development of the four sectors of the economy.

It is food, clothing and entertainment, automobile and housing.

The income of each person is given credit by banks to the tune of monthly payments affordable.

For the fine adjustment of microeconomy where companies doing business with individuals; how their income shifting into the four sectors may not be equal. And the economy can be balanced by shifting disposable income into any of the four sectors by new products and obsolescence and replacement planning or deflationary trends of products and services.

So, if gasoline prices come down in the automobile sector of the economy, clothing and entertainment stores or manufacturing business might benefit.

A mild recession can soon be eliminated by shifting disposable income.
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