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THE FUTURE OF THE ECONOMY - TOO BIG TO FAIL

Updated on August 1, 2011


The Furture Economy - "Too big to fail"

We seem to have unlimited choices

When the "GOVERNMENT" and "PUBLIC SERVANTS" saleries and benefits are bigger than those who are able and or willing to support it.It's time to downsize.

1.Raise the debt limit and continue to spend money we can't pay back ,except through devaluing the dollar through Inflation.Paying back loans with Inflated dollars that are worthless than they would be otherwise.This approach is dishonest as it appears to fix the problem of spending money we don't have by paying loans back with Inflated currency that is in reality less valuable.

That's like asking a friend to loan you money so you can pay him back wheather or not you have enough money coming in order to pay him back,and you aren't willing or able to cut back if you can in order to do so.

2.Raise the debt limit and cut spending and or raise taxes in order to pay down the debt and limit future payments to a sustainable level.A level tied to how well the economy is doing realistically.

3.Raise the debt limit in order to pay current obligations, continue spending at the same level on current and new projects and raise taxes to pay for current and future obligations.Of these three choices ,this is the least desirable.

4.Default on the debt, cut spending because of bankruptcy and reorganise spending priorities - In other words go to a lower standard of living.Also ,called a downward spiral in the economy which could trigger more home as well as business loan defaults as a result.

This fourth approach doesn't seem desirable because of the pain it would inflict on the banks and borrowers who made and recieved bad loans ,because of inept or fraudulent lenders who stood to make commissions on those bad loans because of poor regulators and the planned elimination of former "regulations" on those who are either pressured into allowing those loans or outright bribery or blackmail by those loan originators to have the regulators approve what they were doing.Practically no one involved has clean hands and so practically no one goes to jail or gets fired.On the contrary wallstreet financial market Investors get paid off ,bailed out or whatever term you want to use to keep "them" solvent.The Hedge fund managers get billions in bonusesYet,the banksters aren't willing to rewrite the vast majority of these bad loans in return for being bailed out which likely will cause more defaults in the near future.


"There's something rotten going on in "Denmark".



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