Yes, We live in a global economy today with everything inter-related and 
everybody competing globally.  The approach for a solution to the 
current economic  crisis has been coordinated internationally, but with 
each individual country applying cures based on its own special 
problems, (eg capitalism, socialism, and communism).  I hope the right 
medicine is administered to get everything humming along again.  I 
personally believe in a capitalistic free enterprise system with some 
needed restraints.

These boom and bust cycle seem to be normal.  The bust cycles occur when 
the economy gets too far out of balance, but from the rubble will arise 
a new, stronger economy, (eg the boom).

Regards,

LelandJ

Ricardo Aráoz wrote:
> I've been reading in the news lately about the recession being declared
> in Germany, UK, and Japan (am I missing any others?). They don't spell
> it but they imply it is because of USA's latest economic blunder. But
> AFAIK to declare recession you need two trimesters of negative growth,
> so the USA situation may add to the problem but is not the cause. I
> guess the cycle was already coming down, no matter what the economists
> want us to believe they got no bloody idea about what causes these
> cycles or how to stop them.
> Any comments?
>
>
>
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