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To: ahhaha who wrote (21759)	9/5/2012 2:30:19 AM
From: ahhaha	Respond to of 24758

'crat motto : "Government is the only thing that we all belong to."

To: ahhaha who wrote (21759)	9/5/2012 1:25:30 PM
From: The Wharf	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 24758

•"High-wage" occupations accounted for 19% of the jobs lost during the Great Recession and 20% of the jobs gained during the recovery. •"Mid-wage" occupations suffered 60% of job losses during the recession but only 22% of the growth during the recovery. • "Low-wage" occupations accounted for 21% of the losses and a whopping 58% of the growth. Cashin Economies are sputtering in China; Europe; the U.S.; Japan and many of the emerging nations. Additionally, many of the central banks don't exactly have unanimous boards The currencies of several Asian nations were much lower than sterling. dollar or the mark at one point in time. Nations where low wages were standard, seem to remain economically impoverished until the low wages were a cost savings incentive to have products manufactured in those locations. Infrastructure cost absorbed by the nation added to ease to increase the growth in these economies. Positive inflation the result of growth turns to negative when prices increase to rapidly. When supply is limited and demand is high, prices increase. The shifting job market decreased the ability of some to purchase goods. The solution according to the FED is we must stimulate the economy.. I suppose this means that although it was the very rapid increase in currency world wide that caused the who has the asset problem we are now going to solve it by throwing more currency out there hoping it will build assets. Bonds and sterilize somewhat make sense for if you are providing funds for a certain entity you are pulling excess currency off the market. Yet corporations have cash they can use. Use however is based on what the economy can afford increased low wage end of an economy corresponds to must have very low cost products. Currency is just paper that facilitated trade of goods you did not have to take a pig to the store and exchange it for a sack of flour. Deficit in the budget is that of currency needed for service goods etc. The problem is we have gone way beyond how to tie asset to currency and you have to have extremely high priced products to validate the numerical value of the currency that is in circulation. Low wages saleable products cannot decrease the high wage deficit we have. The real asset is what is affordable for people in business building structure etc This is the physical stuff that does not easily burn and you cannot carry in your wallet. We bailed the financial world out It was not the physical product world that had free market people values determining how much they would pay for a product that failed. It was paper ease and force to maintain fictional financial worth that was and still is the problem in my opinion. When you cannot have high paying jobs you need high value currency.