Do you think Americans understand what a recession means
20 Answers to "Do you think Americans understand what a recession means"
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Haha Ned! You're at it again. That's a good way of starting WWIII. Regardless of whether they understand what a recession is.
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Thats right! I dont know what recession mean (and I am not american), but as soon as I saw that the questions contained "americans" I though of Ned!!!.. Typical!!Like (1)
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You are such a douche with your anti america questions!
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Australia is great friends with America
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But youre not shut your face with your anti americanism! And a these people not proud of thier own country wtf
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has to do with hairlines
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Or waistline....as in tightening their beltsLike (1)
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The recession is the same today as it was yesterday. Simple. Life blows.
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You can't tell it by the size of folks here. When I was young you could always tell who the Poor people were,we were Skinny.Now the poor are the Fattest around.
The government gives them free food,till they get so fat they can't support their own weight. Then the government gives then a Scooter with a Basket on the front so they can still get their Shopping done.Like (2)
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URB DIC: Recession is the decline in a country's gross domestic product (GDP), or negative real economic growth, for two or more successive quarters of a year. The term recession, however, has been utilized in recent decades by politicians to distort the economic outlook and refr
ame in more positive terms rather than have to address the looming economic depression.
Ralph: Dude, the feds just lowered interest rates and backed a takeover of a large investment bank after acknowledging that we might be in a recession.
Ted: This recession's been going on since Bush took over. How long until we call it an economic depression?Like (2)
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Lol I was going to say that McDonalds thing. :/
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It means "you're unemployed, I'm not."
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Most people fail to understand a recession is nothing more than not getting orders from the fiscal leadership. A few organizations picked up on it, probably by accident in their hungered desperation, and bypassed the fiscal system. The land lords will spend their savings to crush that rebellion and put the money back into circulation. It's an old cycle.
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I deal with people all the time who are way over committed on their finances
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Those people do not cause a recession. Recession is caused by savings on the top side. People that spend their money keep people employed. People that save their money keep people idle. It's basic math and economics yet people won't look at the flat truth of it.
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Ever heard of the Bic Mac index, buddy?
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tacos? :D
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Oddly enough I haven't eaten at McDonald's at all since it began
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I haven't eaten at McDonalds in over 20 years. I don't miss it.Like (1)
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no, not if i look at the u.s. economy today
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It means lots of good shoppin' at going-out-of-business sales.
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you are correct
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Some American's know it means economic contraction. Others think it is as they perceive it -- as hard times.
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Another civil war ?
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Lol :)
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They understand,they just don't like other people knowing about it.Touchy subject.McDonalds.
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I did ask one of them, he told me to stop taking the **** out of his bald head.
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Posted by tonybologna 1 Nov 27th, 2012 at 2:52PM
Me no longa ameican me Chinese now.
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Reply by magnumbunny Nov 27th, 2012 at 2:54PM
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Reply by NedKelly1 Nov 27th, 2012 at 2:54PM
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