An interesting article found on AgWeb.com They talked about a survey of Farmers in Minnesota. They were summarizing the PDF file from the Minnesota Farm Financial Update I provide the links so you can read the articles. But over all The total debt on farmers in Going up. The value of the land is going [...]
What does it take to grow the economy? What Factors are more important? Lets define Economic Growth. Economic Growth is where the economy gets stronger. More Goods are being produced. People buying more things. Produce a product that people want and make it more valuable. Take for example a cook. You take the [...]
The economy in Greece is very bad. Unemployment is huge. Though it is a very small country. Unemployment rates in the double digits is nothing but trouble for Greece. Their economy has been hurt by many factors. But the unsustainable debt and Unaffordable politician promises has made things very difficult for Greece. In [...]
This past week we got numbers that said Unemployment Rate was 9.7% for Jan 2010. It is good to see a drop in the numbers but the underlining information does not seem to follow that people are being hired at the numbers to cause this drop in unemployment. We also received a report that [...]
Democrats again prove that they will follow their fearless leader off a cliff. Voting to end debate in the US Senate. When will people wake up that the Democrat party is for theirspecial interests only. They do not care for the people except in words. Their actions show they will divert the taxes we pay [...]
Foreclosures: ‘Worst three months of all time’ So foreclosures are up. Some areas of the country are holding off on doing foreclosures. Nearly a million homes in the process of being foreclosed. During that time, 937,840 homes received a foreclosure letter — whether a default notice, auction notice or bank repossession, the RealtyTrac report said. That [...]
I see an article that really disturbs me on how shaky our economy really is. Faced with that sobering prospect, the FDIC board took the unprecedented step Tuesday of proposing to have U.S. banks prepay $45 billion, or three years’ worth, of insurance premiums. Here the FDIC is having the banks prepay the next 3 [...]