Folks would sure like to know when the economy is going to turn. Many are betting that the stimulus package will help flip us and bring us off the bottom or prevent us from falling further, of course there is much more to it than that.
News also varies according to time-that is say, what can be considered "newsworthy" depends upon what has occurred as a whole and therefore the amount of space remaining to use for lesser developments. A traffic accident during August, when a large percentage of workers are on vacation, for example, may be considered important, but there was precious little space remaining for this type of occurrence the day following the Boston marathon bombing. Even an apartment fire near the event that was not directly caused by it would not even have been considered for print.
We should rely solely on the USA government to bring us out of a recession. For one thing recessions are natural and part of the business cycle. Secondly, much about our recessionary predicament is about consumer and investor confidence and that is in our minds, thus, it is us the citizens that must change that, the government can only PR things and tell you things are looking up in the future.
What is in our news often pervades our thoughts and influences the minds of the masses. So, if we look at the financial news headlines, we can see that we are not getting a lot of help from there. For instance, let's take a look at the news on 2014, as an example:
•American Anglo Axle lays off 22,000 employees
•Brazil's Embraer to Lay off 20% of Labor 4,000 +
•Major Coal Mine Accident in China over 150 dead
•EU cannot handle Eastern European Debt Defaults turns to IMF
•IMF doubles emergency fund to more than 700B
•Obama Appoints Scapegoat to Oversee Stimulus Spending Usage
•Yahoo planning non-Bankruptcy reorganization plan
•SFCG Bank Fails in Japan - lent to small businesses
•Hawaii Debating Same Sex Unions - Big political fight
•UAE Central Bank trying to shore up Dubai Crisis
•Obama speaking Thursday; Plan to Cut Budget Deficit in Half in First Term
As you can see there is not a whole lot of strong indicators of confidence there. Not hing seems to be singing a positive tune in the news, which does have an effect on the positive nature of our spending habits and confidence.
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News also varies according to time-that is say, what can be considered "newsworthy" depends upon what has occurred as a whole and therefore the amount of space remaining to use for lesser developments. A traffic accident during August, when a large percentage of workers are on vacation, for example, may be considered important, but there was precious little space remaining for this type of occurrence the day following the Boston marathon bombing. Even an apartment fire near the event that was not directly caused by it would not even have been considered for print.
We should rely solely on the USA government to bring us out of a recession. For one thing recessions are natural and part of the business cycle. Secondly, much about our recessionary predicament is about consumer and investor confidence and that is in our minds, thus, it is us the citizens that must change that, the government can only PR things and tell you things are looking up in the future.
What is in our news often pervades our thoughts and influences the minds of the masses. So, if we look at the financial news headlines, we can see that we are not getting a lot of help from there. For instance, let's take a look at the news on 2014, as an example:
•American Anglo Axle lays off 22,000 employees
•Brazil's Embraer to Lay off 20% of Labor 4,000 +
•Major Coal Mine Accident in China over 150 dead
•EU cannot handle Eastern European Debt Defaults turns to IMF
•IMF doubles emergency fund to more than 700B
•Obama Appoints Scapegoat to Oversee Stimulus Spending Usage
•Yahoo planning non-Bankruptcy reorganization plan
•SFCG Bank Fails in Japan - lent to small businesses
•Hawaii Debating Same Sex Unions - Big political fight
•UAE Central Bank trying to shore up Dubai Crisis
•Obama speaking Thursday; Plan to Cut Budget Deficit in Half in First Term
As you can see there is not a whole lot of strong indicators of confidence there. Not hing seems to be singing a positive tune in the news, which does have an effect on the positive nature of our spending habits and confidence.
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