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["mr.ira" <mr.ira@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

So from another 
message board I'm a member of ...Wall Street Celebrates Lowered Q2 
GDPFrom 3% to 2.8% GDP growth when interest rates were still at a 
60-year ultra-low stimulative 1%. If the economy fails to grow at just 
the avergage GDP growth rate when economic stimulus is at an all-time 
high, then there's a huge problem that is being ignored.So here's the 
huge ignored problem: In 2004 Q2 U.S. Federal government debt increased by 
$143 billion and US household debt increased by $252 billion for a total of 
$395 billion, while 2004 Q2 GDP increased by $171 billion. Debt is piling up 
at more than twice the GDP dollar growth rate.Here's an annual table 
of GDP & debt increases: 2001 GDP +$311 billion, U.S. government debt 
+$281 billion, US household debt +$667 billion.So a $948 billion 
debt increase gets us a $311 billion GDP increase.2002 GDP +$359 
billion, U.S. government debt +$462 billion, U.S. household debt +$784 
billion.A $1,246 billion debt increase gets us a $359 billion GDP 
increase.2003 GDP +$517 billion, U.S. government debt +$596 billion, 
U.S. household debt +$918 billion.A $1,514 billion debt increase 
gets us a $517 billion GDP increase.So 
from another message board I'm a member of ...Wall Street Celebrates 
Lowered Q2 GDPFrom 3% to 2.8% GDP growth when interest rates were still 
at a 60-year ultra-low stimulative 1%. If the economy fails to grow at just 
the avergage GDP growth rate when economic stimulus is at an all-time 
high, then there's a huge problem that is being ignored.So here's the 
huge ignored problem: In 2004 Q2 U.S. Federal government debt increased by 
$143 billion and US household debt increased by $252 billion for a total of 
$395 billion, while 2004 Q2 GDP increased by $171 billion. Debt is piling up 
at more than twice the GDP dollar growth rate.Here's an annual table 
of GDP & debt increases: 2001 GDP +$311 billion, U.S. government debt 
+$281 billion, US household debt +$667 billion.So a $948 billion 
debt increase gets us a $311 billion GDP increase.2002 GDP +$359 
billion, U.S. government debt +$462 billion, U.S. household debt +$784 
billion.A $1,246 billion debt increase gets us a $359 billion GDP 
increase.2003 GDP +$517 billion, U.S. government debt +$596 billion, 
U.S. household debt +$918 billion.A $1,514 billion debt increase 
gets us a $517 billion GDP increase.







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