Fed Contemplating $5 Trillion QE Expansion

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

The problem is (as it has been for 20 years now)

How do you get the money into the hands of ordinary citizens ???

There will be no 100000000000 loaf of bread unless most of us get a 100000000000000000 raise.

Not likely.(unless you’re a city worker or work for the Gov via contact etc…)

Now china has proved, they don’t have this problem (I will leave you to figure that one).

[Coronita]

[quote=AN]…until we have a $1000000000000 bill? Which would buy a loaf of bread?[/quote]

On the positive side, it might improve math skills in America if we have to deal with large numbers on a daily basis.

Most calculators people use as a crutch for things they normally should be able to handle can’t be used to handle those extra 0’s…

And for those that go purchase a calculator that can handle those extra zeros, it would require them to understand scientific notation and the decimal point.

Can you imagine what dinner/lunch will be like moving forward?….seeing people try to calculate 15 percent on 100000000000000 ?

[Coronita]

[quote=AN]…until we have a $1000000000000 bill? Which would buy a loaf of bread?[/quote]

On the positive side, it might improve math skills in America if we have to deal with large numbers on a daily basis.

Most calculators people use as a crutch for things they normally should be able to handle can’t be used to handle those extra 0’s…

And for those that go purchase a calculator that can handle those extra zeros, it would require them to understand scientific notation and the decimal point.

Can you imagine what dinner/lunch will be like moving forward?….seeing people try to calculate 15 percent on 100000000000000 ?

[Coronita]

[quote=AN]…until we have a $1000000000000 bill? Which would buy a loaf of bread?[/quote]

On the positive side, it might improve math skills in America if we have to deal with large numbers on a daily basis.

Most calculators people use as a crutch for things they normally should be able to handle can’t be used to handle those extra 0’s…

And for those that go purchase a calculator that can handle those extra zeros, it would require them to understand scientific notation and the decimal point.

Can you imagine what dinner/lunch will be like moving forward?….seeing people try to calculate 15 percent on 100000000000000 ?

[Coronita]

[quote=AN]…until we have a $1000000000000 bill? Which would buy a loaf of bread?[/quote]

On the positive side, it might improve math skills in America if we have to deal with large numbers on a daily basis.

Most calculators people use as a crutch for things they normally should be able to handle can’t be used to handle those extra 0’s…

And for those that go purchase a calculator that can handle those extra zeros, it would require them to understand scientific notation and the decimal point.

Can you imagine what dinner/lunch will be like moving forward?….seeing people try to calculate 15 percent on 100000000000000 ?

[Coronita]

[quote=AN]…until we have a $1000000000000 bill? Which would buy a loaf of bread?[/quote]

On the positive side, it might improve math skills in America if we have to deal with large numbers on a daily basis.

Most calculators people use as a crutch for things they normally should be able to handle can’t be used to handle those extra 0’s…

And for those that go purchase a calculator that can handle those extra zeros, it would require them to understand scientific notation and the decimal point.

Can you imagine what dinner/lunch will be like moving forward?….seeing people try to calculate 15 percent on 100000000000000 ?

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