Leland F. Jackson, CPA wrote:
> 1)  Bring what we consume back in line with what we produce.
> 2)  Let the dollar fall to its natural level.
> 3)  Wring the excessive capacity out of industries that over expanded 
> during the credit bubble.
>   

An example of what is going on because of "excessive capacity"in the 
Airline Industry follows.  The causes and effect of the problem in the 
Airline Industry seem to stem from not only the credit bubble ,but also 
because of the increases price for a barrel of oil.

The Airlines Industry expanded to accommodate increases in the number of 
flyers who had access to credit for financing visits to family and 
friends, vacations, and business trips.  The Airlines increase air fares 
to cover their increased cost of fuel, which is a primary cost of 30% of 
doing business.

The economy turned sour with inflationary cost increases of grocery, 
heating oil, air conditioning, travel, flying, etc, so consumer cut back 
on flying.   The airline industry finds itself in a pinch with increased 
cost and dwindling customers.  In order to correct the over expansion in 
the Airline Industry, some Airline will go out of business.  Other 
Airlines will need to retire Aircraft, reduce or eliminate new orders 
for Aircraft, reduce staff, pilots, and other personnel across the board.

We could wind up in a situation where only the top echelon of 
owner/executives can afford to travel by air, with most ordinary citizen 
stuck with more modest means of transportation.  Also, smaller citeis 
and towns may lose their Airlines all together.

Regards,

LelandJ


> 4)  Allow real estate prices to fall in line with income.
>
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deficit
>
> Regards,
>
> LelandJ
>
>
>   
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