I have a plan to help our government make money!?
We have excess furniture and China from previous years. We do not need to keep all of those things around. Yes, we can have a museum to show off a few pieces from each President; but the rest could be auctioned off. I am sure collectors around the U.S. &/or the world would love to own a desk from the 1800's or China sets, lamps, whatever. Some of the top Auction Houses would probably pay you to do the auction.
Government - 1 Answers
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I'd rather be revolting. Good start though, Chuck.
Thursday, February 28, 2013
Thursday, February 14, 2013
Stupid question: why can't the U.S just print off more money and call it ours?
Stupid question: why can't the U.S just print off more money and call it ours?
I know there is a reason but I forget. not counterfeit money, but real money and just hand it over to China? What makes money useable or mean something if it's already real? and when we pay debt to China or give money to another country, what form of money do we give it in? A check, or their form of currency, or what? teach me lol too many good answers, I can't pick the best. thanks everyone
Politics - 18 Answers
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Doing that causes hyperinflation.
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we can. in fact, we don't' even need to 'print' the physical money. we shouldn't though. its highly inflationary.
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That causes a de-valuated dollar and run away inflation. Not that would stop Obama from doing just that.
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Because when you increase the amount of money in circulation with nothing to back it, you reduce it's inherent value.
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It is called Inflation. Say we have a cake as our economy and we are trying to give any tickets as money and we print out 10000000000000 tickets. Each ticket will have a small slice of the economy.
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The more there is the less it's worth. Real simple. Sand isn't worth much because there is so much of it. Gold is worth a lot because there isn't much of it available. Real simple.
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Using your logic...the mississippi river flooding should be a time of celebration and water sports.
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They do, but can't quite get it all done that way. It's not just printing, they create it with the storke of the key board too. Everything is electronic today. http://www.time.com/time/photogallery/0,29307,1879735,00.html this is what Germany did to itself, and we are repeating it. .
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The real value of the money drops and inflation sets in. Nations that have tried that ended up with million dollar bills and coffee that costs half a million dollars per cup. It would also drive the rest of the world's economies down even further. There is a reason that the EU and China are screaming for us to cut spending, it is dragging down the world economy.
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That's just what they are doing. in a roundabout way.
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If there is a lot of money going around the overall value of money decreases Once businesses get wind of this they will end up increasing prices which will make it harder for people to buy things.
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That is exactly what obama and company are doing...google it...they are just printing millions of dollars and hoping it will not cause inflation...they are wrong...look at food prices.
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You should to be on Obama's economics team. They seem to believe the same thing! Now isn't that just beautiful. I guess that is what they teach in those fancy Ivy league universities.
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The more money we print the more we deface the value of our dollar which also is no longer backed up by the gold standard. So, the weaker the dollar the more import costs us (oil, etc)... it takes more money based on the value of the dollar to purchase it (in conversion to foreign currencies). This can lead to inflation and higher costs of imported good here at home. A strong dollar we are able to purchase goods cheaper abroad since the conversion rate then favors the US dollar. But this can also lead to issue as we are simply exporting our dollars abroad in lieu of spending them here at home.
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it devalues the dollar even further......and your complaining now about the prices of gas , and groceries....just print another trillion dollars and then hear the cries
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Because paper currency is inherently worthless. Without something backing it like stocks, bonds and tangible commodities (such as gold) the american dollar has no value. When you have more money in currency in circulation than you have tangible commodities, you have inflation.
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money has no "real" value...it took place in the barter system in a form of collateral...we can create more money and that will cause inflation because any money issued by the federal reserve must be returned with an interest which never existed. in other words, more money is owed to the government than what is palpable therefore forever putting the people of the US in debt...its a real corrupt system used to enslave people. read: "modern money mechanics"
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We may as well, US money is worthless anyway.
I know there is a reason but I forget. not counterfeit money, but real money and just hand it over to China? What makes money useable or mean something if it's already real? and when we pay debt to China or give money to another country, what form of money do we give it in? A check, or their form of currency, or what? teach me lol too many good answers, I can't pick the best. thanks everyone
Politics - 18 Answers
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1 :
Doing that causes hyperinflation.
2 :
we can. in fact, we don't' even need to 'print' the physical money. we shouldn't though. its highly inflationary.
3 :
That causes a de-valuated dollar and run away inflation. Not that would stop Obama from doing just that.
4 :
Because when you increase the amount of money in circulation with nothing to back it, you reduce it's inherent value.
5 :
It is called Inflation. Say we have a cake as our economy and we are trying to give any tickets as money and we print out 10000000000000 tickets. Each ticket will have a small slice of the economy.
6 :
The more there is the less it's worth. Real simple. Sand isn't worth much because there is so much of it. Gold is worth a lot because there isn't much of it available. Real simple.
7 :
Using your logic...the mississippi river flooding should be a time of celebration and water sports.
8 :
They do, but can't quite get it all done that way. It's not just printing, they create it with the storke of the key board too. Everything is electronic today. http://www.time.com/time/photogallery/0,29307,1879735,00.html this is what Germany did to itself, and we are repeating it. .
9 :
The real value of the money drops and inflation sets in. Nations that have tried that ended up with million dollar bills and coffee that costs half a million dollars per cup. It would also drive the rest of the world's economies down even further. There is a reason that the EU and China are screaming for us to cut spending, it is dragging down the world economy.
10 :
That's just what they are doing. in a roundabout way.
11 :
If there is a lot of money going around the overall value of money decreases Once businesses get wind of this they will end up increasing prices which will make it harder for people to buy things.
12 :
That is exactly what obama and company are doing...google it...they are just printing millions of dollars and hoping it will not cause inflation...they are wrong...look at food prices.
13 :
You should to be on Obama's economics team. They seem to believe the same thing! Now isn't that just beautiful. I guess that is what they teach in those fancy Ivy league universities.
14 :
The more money we print the more we deface the value of our dollar which also is no longer backed up by the gold standard. So, the weaker the dollar the more import costs us (oil, etc)... it takes more money based on the value of the dollar to purchase it (in conversion to foreign currencies). This can lead to inflation and higher costs of imported good here at home. A strong dollar we are able to purchase goods cheaper abroad since the conversion rate then favors the US dollar. But this can also lead to issue as we are simply exporting our dollars abroad in lieu of spending them here at home.
15 :
it devalues the dollar even further......and your complaining now about the prices of gas , and groceries....just print another trillion dollars and then hear the cries
16 :
Because paper currency is inherently worthless. Without something backing it like stocks, bonds and tangible commodities (such as gold) the american dollar has no value. When you have more money in currency in circulation than you have tangible commodities, you have inflation.
17 :
money has no "real" value...it took place in the barter system in a form of collateral...we can create more money and that will cause inflation because any money issued by the federal reserve must be returned with an interest which never existed. in other words, more money is owed to the government than what is palpable therefore forever putting the people of the US in debt...its a real corrupt system used to enslave people. read: "modern money mechanics"
18 :
We may as well, US money is worthless anyway.
Thursday, February 7, 2013
in what way i receive my money by doing make money at home online program.i don't have mastercard,paypal?
in what way i receive my money by doing make money at home online program.i don't have mastercard,paypal?
or something like that. i'm in China, i found no dealer here are responsible to issue a mastercard.
Personal Finance - 1 Answers
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Get a Paypal account because they will convert the credit cad tranaction and send the money to your bank account in China
or something like that. i'm in China, i found no dealer here are responsible to issue a mastercard.
Personal Finance - 1 Answers
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Get a Paypal account because they will convert the credit cad tranaction and send the money to your bank account in China
Friday, February 1, 2013
Are you in business to create jobs or make money?
Are you in business to create jobs or make money?
If the answer is obvious, then how can we stop losing jobs to China, India..which has lower labor cost? Will job loss stop when the total costs are equalized? Is it fair? Is life fair? Can it be reversed? Can we stop competition and just close our border to trade? what I am trying to say is" Are we screwed with no way out?"
Politics - 11 Answers
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Make money
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They go together the more jobs I create the more money I make. Repeat. It's called growing a business.
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It's the same thing. You make money by creating jobs. Under current conditions, jobs are cheapest in China, Indonesia, and Southeast Asia. This will continue until the trade imbalance weakens the dollar until the apparent cost of foreign labor rises to equal U.S. labor. Except China has pegged its currency to the dollar, and this will keep China cheaper until they can't afford to keep their own currency weaker than the dollar. Meanwhile, both China and the USA will see the cost of all imports rising, including oil. We will see gasoline hovering around $10 a gallon or more. People will be riding bicycles to work like they did in Europe. Things will be much worse in China. Of course, we could bypass all of that with some tariffs on our imports. Currently tariffs amount to less than 2% of our federal revenues. Before 1913, tariffs were the main source of federal revenues. Look up the Tariff of 1828. But that would raise the price of an item at Walmart by a dime, and the people would scream. Most Americans would rather see unemployment rise above 25% before they would pay one dime more for an item at Walmart.
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Giving my employees a dollar a day sounds good to me. FACT.
5 :
It's OK. "Free-trade," deregulation-pushing competitive predatory capitalism is the best and only economic system on earth, remember? Americans are too stupid and ignorant of history to realize that soon, if not for government protections, they're going to be "competing" with Chinese workers who live on $2 a day and have no safety regulations or environmental controls. This is how corporations WORK and it always has been. Companies did not adhere to safety regulations or start making safe products out of the goodness of their hearts. The government had to force them to. :/
6 :
We can either fight to bring other nations up to our labor and environmental standards, or in order to compete, we'll have to go down to their standards. From a moral standpoint, why do we allow other nations to exploit their labor and environment?
7 :
Protectionism will NOT create jobs with the dumping of cheap Chinese labor on the world market, world wide labor costs will fall BUT the USA has many strengths we need to utilize. FIRST - Manufacturing in China has been BAD for many US Manufacturers, as Chinese companies regularly rip off proprietary designs and technology form US companies that manufacturer there SECOND - China does very little R&D because creative people would rather live HERE than THERE (for now) THIRD - America has (for now) more freedoms, which is the greenhouse of innovation and wealth Job creation in the USA will continue, as long as we create the ultimate incubator for ideas, education and research. If the NEXT BIG THING does not come from the USA, then we are doomed. Business needs every break imaginable to keep them here, and keep them happy
8 :
The more money I make, the more jobs I create. And I'm not unique.
9 :
We can't possibly stop the loss of jobs to any country that has a lower currency value than our own, without the regulations right-wingers claim is socialism. Funny every other country in the world was waiting for us to open trade so they could destroy our country economically, but protecing it is socialism. All nations throughout human history has used tarriffs and other regulations to protect their own businesses from those who wished to conquer them from outside, but media has programmed right-wingers that it is socialism. TO big business, that is the equivelent of being able to walk into a store, buy something on clearance and sell it on ebay for twice what you paid for it.
10 :
We are in business to make money of course. We employ as many people as is needed to fulfill the contract for that week. As our business grows, we hire more qualified people to fill the gaps where we need them. If the government hurts how we do business then we will have to start thinning the employee pool to a point where we can stay profitable.
11 :
Going into business isn't a Charity case. When laws in the U.S. are anti business jobs leave. Once they leave there is a financial interest for them not to return i.e. the investment into capacity at the new place. Without creating enough infrastructure in the new location not enough wealth can be created in the new location to make up for the jobs lost. The people in new location don't earn enough to purchase out products. The 1st world creates items at the high end of Maslow's hierarchy of needs. One of the main reasons other than the environmentalist NIMBY attitude is to make war uneconomically viable. One destroys his own capacity when attacking one's supplier.
If the answer is obvious, then how can we stop losing jobs to China, India..which has lower labor cost? Will job loss stop when the total costs are equalized? Is it fair? Is life fair? Can it be reversed? Can we stop competition and just close our border to trade? what I am trying to say is" Are we screwed with no way out?"
Politics - 11 Answers
Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
1 :
Make money
2 :
They go together the more jobs I create the more money I make. Repeat. It's called growing a business.
3 :
It's the same thing. You make money by creating jobs. Under current conditions, jobs are cheapest in China, Indonesia, and Southeast Asia. This will continue until the trade imbalance weakens the dollar until the apparent cost of foreign labor rises to equal U.S. labor. Except China has pegged its currency to the dollar, and this will keep China cheaper until they can't afford to keep their own currency weaker than the dollar. Meanwhile, both China and the USA will see the cost of all imports rising, including oil. We will see gasoline hovering around $10 a gallon or more. People will be riding bicycles to work like they did in Europe. Things will be much worse in China. Of course, we could bypass all of that with some tariffs on our imports. Currently tariffs amount to less than 2% of our federal revenues. Before 1913, tariffs were the main source of federal revenues. Look up the Tariff of 1828. But that would raise the price of an item at Walmart by a dime, and the people would scream. Most Americans would rather see unemployment rise above 25% before they would pay one dime more for an item at Walmart.
4 :
Giving my employees a dollar a day sounds good to me. FACT.
5 :
It's OK. "Free-trade," deregulation-pushing competitive predatory capitalism is the best and only economic system on earth, remember? Americans are too stupid and ignorant of history to realize that soon, if not for government protections, they're going to be "competing" with Chinese workers who live on $2 a day and have no safety regulations or environmental controls. This is how corporations WORK and it always has been. Companies did not adhere to safety regulations or start making safe products out of the goodness of their hearts. The government had to force them to. :/
6 :
We can either fight to bring other nations up to our labor and environmental standards, or in order to compete, we'll have to go down to their standards. From a moral standpoint, why do we allow other nations to exploit their labor and environment?
7 :
Protectionism will NOT create jobs with the dumping of cheap Chinese labor on the world market, world wide labor costs will fall BUT the USA has many strengths we need to utilize. FIRST - Manufacturing in China has been BAD for many US Manufacturers, as Chinese companies regularly rip off proprietary designs and technology form US companies that manufacturer there SECOND - China does very little R&D because creative people would rather live HERE than THERE (for now) THIRD - America has (for now) more freedoms, which is the greenhouse of innovation and wealth Job creation in the USA will continue, as long as we create the ultimate incubator for ideas, education and research. If the NEXT BIG THING does not come from the USA, then we are doomed. Business needs every break imaginable to keep them here, and keep them happy
8 :
The more money I make, the more jobs I create. And I'm not unique.
9 :
We can't possibly stop the loss of jobs to any country that has a lower currency value than our own, without the regulations right-wingers claim is socialism. Funny every other country in the world was waiting for us to open trade so they could destroy our country economically, but protecing it is socialism. All nations throughout human history has used tarriffs and other regulations to protect their own businesses from those who wished to conquer them from outside, but media has programmed right-wingers that it is socialism. TO big business, that is the equivelent of being able to walk into a store, buy something on clearance and sell it on ebay for twice what you paid for it.
10 :
We are in business to make money of course. We employ as many people as is needed to fulfill the contract for that week. As our business grows, we hire more qualified people to fill the gaps where we need them. If the government hurts how we do business then we will have to start thinning the employee pool to a point where we can stay profitable.
11 :
Going into business isn't a Charity case. When laws in the U.S. are anti business jobs leave. Once they leave there is a financial interest for them not to return i.e. the investment into capacity at the new place. Without creating enough infrastructure in the new location not enough wealth can be created in the new location to make up for the jobs lost. The people in new location don't earn enough to purchase out products. The 1st world creates items at the high end of Maslow's hierarchy of needs. One of the main reasons other than the environmentalist NIMBY attitude is to make war uneconomically viable. One destroys his own capacity when attacking one's supplier.
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