Cameron Mitchell

Misunderstanding the Great Recession

Ways to initiate a globally competitive economy:

-Invest in a range of Energy, you dont want to drive up demand espeically when your economy is weak. (Nuclear, Wind, Solar, Liquified Natural Gas, Bio Fuels)
-Give subsidies for products that invest in these
-You got to end or negotiate stricter terms with this UAW union for the car companies, teachers, and healthcare facilitators, also im gonna out on a limb and admit the american brand has been damaged thanks to bush.I think it will get stronger due to the dream that America is the righteous leader, and to once again inspire hope to find a new road for the next generation.
-Also with infrastructure, im looking at the asian continent and noticing their flair for their cities while american cities and sub-urbs all look the same, subsidize people for going the extra mile to make building and contruction actually pleasing to the eye espeically in the mega cities, it brings confidence in the people. That we do contribute to somthing.
-Invest in social housing
-Invest in UI and tag along good educational training like at home self study or online.

I think some of those would bring a kick start, and some for the future just to sustain confidence, that when we did it we did it for others and not just for that moment when we invested dire wealth to the hungry giant few.


On Jan 26 10:48 PM Cameron Mitchell wrote:

> I feel the USA has to work on thier trade deficeit #1 you cant export
> wealth to import goods, its economically retarded. (excuse my langauge,
> i just dont get how they let it spin out of control)
>
> Invest in industries where you know you can make a diffrence to be
> globally competitive, so you can bring back wealth and growth by
> generating a self standing economy instead of borrowing money to
> pay for exports that you could make at home.
> Aiiiiiiiiiiii this so called anglo-saxon market economy....its a
> little extreme if you dont control it a little thats why keynes theory
> is coming into play to fill the gaps of neglagence.