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shizuoka4

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Sunday, April 5th 2009, 1:33am

Do you think we are headed for a global depression?

It seems that every day we wake up, the news about the global economy gets worse and worse. Will the economic system that we now have collapse? ...or, are we on the mend? What do YOU think?

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Sunday, April 5th 2009, 9:53pm

I really don't think like that. I hope it'll change soon. Obviously, I don't trust politicians, but I'd like to add, that system always finds its way. The crisis in 1929 was overcome, so why this one could last for ages.

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Monday, April 6th 2009, 1:27am

Hmm, a good question. I also think, that this panic really is a thing of a few more months. But nevertheless we have to change our policy. A 'greener' economy and a policy which ensures sustainability could be a key. Not necessarily to get a conscience for environment or CO2-Production, but for our earth. But I'm offtopic now...
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Monday, April 6th 2009, 2:01pm

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Originally posted by GolasPL
I really don't think like that. I hope it'll change soon. Obviously, I don't trust politicians, but I'd like to add, that system always finds its way. The crisis in 1929 was overcome, so why this one could last for ages.


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Monday, April 6th 2009, 2:53pm

Does anyone know the documentary movie "Zeitgeist". If not, just google for it. Especially the third part of the first movie and the whole second movie are about economics, a lot of interesting information. I don't really care about all that stuff, cause i don't feel like I can take influence on it, I try to get along well, whatever...
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Tuesday, April 7th 2009, 4:35am

This is an interesting question and timely that I found it here ... I'm reading a book now about this, called "Financial Armageddon". The scary thing is, though the book was written about 2 yrs. ago, everything the author said would happen HAS or IS happening now! He predicts deflation then hyperinflation and the picture he paints for the future is not a pretty one! I hope he's wrong in his predictions, but so far, he has been right on the money.

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Thursday, May 7th 2009, 8:19pm

US recession to end in 2009 i read today, but unemployment to continue for years...

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Friday, May 22nd 2009, 4:11am

RE: Do you think we are headed for a global depression?

In spite of a few minor improvements I think its going to get a lot worse before its truly better. I esp think that the policeys of obama will make a bad situation much much worse!!!!

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Friday, May 22nd 2009, 8:53am

The german news says that we have allready survived the worst. It looks like its going up now. I dont now if its true or only a medium to calm the population.
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Friday, May 22nd 2009, 7:11pm

There is definately a more postive mood here in the U.S. on many things slowly, but surely and the policies of Obama and the best intellectual, financial team every assembled anywhere is helping. Hes great for us, and the world. Most realists see that though.

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Friday, May 22nd 2009, 7:58pm

Here, in the U.S., the recession/depression is deepening by all accounts. University of Michingan survey of Consumer Sentiment is at a low and continues to drop as unemployment rises.
AIG has been nationalized for all intents and purposes, as well as two major banks, bespeaking socialism. Chrysler "bankruptcy" will occur by totally short-circuiting the bankruptcy process. About one-third of Chrysler's privately owned dealerships will be closed, not by choice, but by mandate, depriving the owners of their buisnesses, many of which go back generations. This to me is total theft of their property: their businesses.
The yield on the 10-year treasury bond (gilts) has increased to about 3.50% (as of today) as there are concerns about : a. the inflation (possibe hyperinflation) the historically high national debt will porduce and, b. the growing concern that the unsustainable level of borrowing under the Obama admiinistration could possibly cause the AAA rating of treasury notes/bonds to be lowered, for the first time in U.S. history.
How anyone could say the Obama Administration is doing a good job is beyond me; the pure emperical facts, some of which are stated above, say otherwise!

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Monday, May 25th 2009, 3:15pm

The facts state the facts, not opinions but hey -- some people just dont get it and thats fine with me! Im cool with it, and I presume you are too, so, moving onward with respect for an opinion and thought process I do not agree with one bit as I am confident you are too! Its all good. The O administration is doing a super job on all fronts. Incredible. Thanks!

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Saturday, June 20th 2009, 1:34am

I believe that were headed for a 2nd great depression since the 1930s.I believe that once this bad recession or depression should I say goes by we will see great prosperity good as or better than the 1950s...Its getting tough to avoid another depression.Hopefully it wont be as bad or just a bad recession.

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Thursday, June 25th 2009, 2:30am

I think your right frylock. We were promised unemployment wasn't going to go over 8% and now it about ready to top 10%. I just graduated and I have yet to find a job. It used to be you saw teens out mowing yards to earn a few bucks. Now its all adults doing whatever they can to earn enough just to make ends meet. I think that the next depression you talk about fry is going to be even worse then the one my grandparents lived through