The Zero Dollar Bill
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RE: The Zero Dollar Bill
haha, its sad but true! ... poor economy ! I'll just have to wait for more upgrades
The economic growth rate for 2006 was 3.5%. The average economic growth rate for the 1990s under Clinton was 3.3% and this was during the irrational exuberance of the dotcom bubble. The average economic growth rate for 1980s was 3.1%.
For fiscal year 2006, federal revenue as a share of Gross Domestic Product was 18.4%. The post 1962 average for federal revenue was 18.2% of Gross Domestic Product.
Inflation is low, interest is low.
Next time you have a thought, let it go.
#7
#9
RE: The Zero Dollar Bill
ORIGINAL: gofasteRR
Since 2003, when the Bush tax cuts went into effect, the economies growth rate has been better than the average of the 1980s and 1990s.
The economic growth rate for 2006 was 3.5%. The average economic growth rate for the 1990s under Clinton was 3.3% and this was during the irrational exuberance of the dotcom bubble. The average economic growth rate for 1980s was 3.1%.
For fiscal year 2006, federal revenue as a share of Gross Domestic Product was 18.4%. The post 1962 average for federal revenue was 18.2% of Gross Domestic Product.
Inflation is low, interest is low.
Next time you have a thought, let it go.
haha, its sad but true! ... poor economy ! I'll just have to wait for more upgrades
The economic growth rate for 2006 was 3.5%. The average economic growth rate for the 1990s under Clinton was 3.3% and this was during the irrational exuberance of the dotcom bubble. The average economic growth rate for 1980s was 3.1%.
For fiscal year 2006, federal revenue as a share of Gross Domestic Product was 18.4%. The post 1962 average for federal revenue was 18.2% of Gross Domestic Product.
Inflation is low, interest is low.
Next time you have a thought, let it go.
http://www.thetruthaboutgeorge.com/economy/index.html
don't act like everything you read on the internet is true...
#10
RE: The Zero Dollar Bill