Is economic collapse likely?
I just read this article about severe economic downtowns. It's an area of interest of mine. If you have articles or blogs that you read on this topic, please share them with me.
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To get this nation back on a good economic road I would follow about 94% of Ron Paul's economic plan. Also, I would transition to a financial transaction tax,2-4%. Mr. Charles Collins,1996 & 2000 presidential candidate, from Forsyth Ga. has proposed the transaction tax. In addition it takes individual fiscal responsibility to help the situation out.
Posted by: Steve | March 02, 2008 at 04:54 AM