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2009-07-09 12:27:14
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Well, since I am an American and also a Chinese. For the benefit of the world, and especially the families I have in America, I am going to say one thing or two:
1, the decline of housing industries, and those tied in with the housing industries such as the banking..: There was one time, despite of taxes, the house paid for and own by the american citizens were immune from the seizure by the government, namely the IRS. After life time of hard work, the social security and the home/house was the ... (More details.) |
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2008-10-29 03:32:59
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| The intention was to create another "hungry thirties". They are succeeding. Can you guess what is in store next? Look at the history books! |
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2008-10-28 12:32:46
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| I agree with the point that the bailout will temporarily settle the panic among big banks and financial houses in the imperialist centers. However, the underlying economic problems will continue to deepen. The billionaire owners of major capitalist industries and financial houses must accelerate the accumulation of real capital wealth. They must offset the effects of 40 years of declining rates of profits. They can no longer rely on the fictitious wealth of stocks, derivatives, and casino capita... (More details.) |
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2008-10-24 01:30:40
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| Here we go agian ! So the Government can fix this? I do not think so. What caused this? Banks giving loans to people who had no vested interest. They lose the money and just walk away with goods/services (time in a home they could not afford as a example). If these people had a VESTED interest in the loan in the form of a down payment(home loan), or margin account we would not be here. This is not JUST the governments, or banks fault. I think Government, business, & people who took out loans nee... (More details.) |
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2008-10-09 06:01:50
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Immediately after the bailout plan was signed into law, the Dow Jones Industrial Index dropped three days in a row, losing more than 1,000 points.
Investors don"t seem to think it is a "double-edged sword", may be not even any kind of sword. |
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2008-10-07 22:17:25
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I think the actually word is a double-edged sword.
there is a mistake in pronunciation! |
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2008-10-07 15:41:21
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