

I am not economist...
I am not economist, but it does not mean that i do not know something about economy. As I observe the state of economy, i can understand the simple plain word which is affordability..It is a common sense that the economy of a nation is supported by domestic spending of average consumers. It is equally clear that growth of the house market can not be sustained without synchronized growth in household incomes. When the growth in household incomes under pace that of the house market, the affordability becomes an issue. With the gap between two growth rates trending wider, affordability problem is inevitably escalated and will result in a collapse of the house market eventually. Sometimes as an economy obsevant, i would rather have look loan lenders to give my family good sustainance.
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Re: I am not economist...
How can republicans not to denounce government with our situation? Should there be government intervention in times of recession? A lot of people during this financial crisis have had their debt load greatly affected, and not just the super wealthy. However, if there were to be free government intervention in the form of debt alleviation to the citizens, it would flow straight back to the top, which won't reinvest it, or create new industries, and will instead pocket it. It's been suggested that government debt aid should be as minimal and cost effective as possible – if the TARP program had been spent on the people, rather than banks, each working taxpayer would have gotten almost $10,000. The debate over government intervention for debt relief is too complex to settle easily.