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July 28, 2008 at 8:41 PM #248573July 28, 2008 at 9:03 PM #248598
Raybyrnes
ParticipantFunny but they said 50$ a barrel of oil would break the economy and it didn’t. Next came $100 and again we survived. $150 and we are still moving along. I don’t like it but it seems the economy is more resilient than it is given credit for.
July 28, 2008 at 9:03 PM #248602ParticipantFunny but they said 50$ a barrel of oil would break the economy and it didn’t. Next came $100 and again we survived. $150 and we are still moving along. I don’t like it but it seems the economy is more resilient than it is given credit for.
July 28, 2008 at 9:03 PM #248441ParticipantFunny but they said 50$ a barrel of oil would break the economy and it didn’t. Next came $100 and again we survived. $150 and we are still moving along. I don’t like it but it seems the economy is more resilient than it is given credit for.
July 28, 2008 at 9:03 PM #248661ParticipantFunny but they said 50$ a barrel of oil would break the economy and it didn’t. Next came $100 and again we survived. $150 and we are still moving along. I don’t like it but it seems the economy is more resilient than it is given credit for.
July 28, 2008 at 9:03 PM #248670ParticipantFunny but they said 50$ a barrel of oil would break the economy and it didn’t. Next came $100 and again we survived. $150 and we are still moving along. I don’t like it but it seems the economy is more resilient than it is given credit for.
July 28, 2008 at 10:51 PM #248485peterb
Participantgive it a little time.
July 28, 2008 at 10:51 PM #248643Participantgive it a little time.
July 28, 2008 at 10:51 PM #248715Participantgive it a little time.
July 28, 2008 at 10:51 PM #248648Participantgive it a little time.
July 28, 2008 at 10:51 PM #248706Participantgive it a little time.
July 28, 2008 at 11:08 PM #248720Anonymous
GuestI agree with Ray. The US economy is a tremendous piece of work. We still have what the world wants / needs.
We have more surplus food in the USA than any other country. 3rd largest exporter of rice? USA. Pork, wheat, corn, soybean…you name it, we have it.
The US workforce is right up there with Japan and Germany. Yes, i know, i’ll be slaughtered for saying that, but i believe in it. After working in the Phillpines, Thailand, China, Europe etc. The education level and the ‘can do’ attitude is top notch, when coupled with the individual problem sovling and responsibility to duty the USA is second to none.
The economy will hit some bumps, possible recession, but it wont die. Not a chance.
However, interest rates are headed higher, and, housing prices will continue to drop.
July 28, 2008 at 11:08 PM #248711GuestI agree with Ray. The US economy is a tremendous piece of work. We still have what the world wants / needs.
We have more surplus food in the USA than any other country. 3rd largest exporter of rice? USA. Pork, wheat, corn, soybean…you name it, we have it.
The US workforce is right up there with Japan and Germany. Yes, i know, i’ll be slaughtered for saying that, but i believe in it. After working in the Phillpines, Thailand, China, Europe etc. The education level and the ‘can do’ attitude is top notch, when coupled with the individual problem sovling and responsibility to duty the USA is second to none.
The economy will hit some bumps, possible recession, but it wont die. Not a chance.
However, interest rates are headed higher, and, housing prices will continue to drop.
July 28, 2008 at 11:08 PM #248653GuestI agree with Ray. The US economy is a tremendous piece of work. We still have what the world wants / needs.
We have more surplus food in the USA than any other country. 3rd largest exporter of rice? USA. Pork, wheat, corn, soybean…you name it, we have it.
The US workforce is right up there with Japan and Germany. Yes, i know, i’ll be slaughtered for saying that, but i believe in it. After working in the Phillpines, Thailand, China, Europe etc. The education level and the ‘can do’ attitude is top notch, when coupled with the individual problem sovling and responsibility to duty the USA is second to none.
The economy will hit some bumps, possible recession, but it wont die. Not a chance.
However, interest rates are headed higher, and, housing prices will continue to drop.
July 28, 2008 at 11:08 PM #248647GuestI agree with Ray. The US economy is a tremendous piece of work. We still have what the world wants / needs.
We have more surplus food in the USA than any other country. 3rd largest exporter of rice? USA. Pork, wheat, corn, soybean…you name it, we have it.
The US workforce is right up there with Japan and Germany. Yes, i know, i’ll be slaughtered for saying that, but i believe in it. After working in the Phillpines, Thailand, China, Europe etc. The education level and the ‘can do’ attitude is top notch, when coupled with the individual problem sovling and responsibility to duty the USA is second to none.
The economy will hit some bumps, possible recession, but it wont die. Not a chance.
However, interest rates are headed higher, and, housing prices will continue to drop.
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