The U.S. auto industry weathered the Great Depression. But there are some fears that its current crisis could cause another one.
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The U.S. auto industry weathered the Great Depression. But there are some fears that its current crisis could cause another one.
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If the markets continue to drop at their currant pace, and GM goes under I think the threat of a depression is very real.
I don't want to be reusing tea bags and coffee grounds so I hope that doesn't happen.
"Starvation is God's way of punishing those who have no faith in Capitalism."
R. Cobb
If all hell breaks loose, we can always go to Somalia and live the good life.
Somali pirates transform villages into boomtowns
Ah ........ a pirate's life for me![]()
a lot of pirate booty there in Somalia.... but you bring up an interesting point.
How would the average Somali react if he/she came unto the American shores? what would his/her instincts be?
I doubt a depression will occur; I think "depression" is the most over-used word by the media right now. In 1980 the unemployment rate was something like 16%, interest rates were like 21%, inflation was 12%, etc...we aren't anywhere near that today. Our current so-called "bad" economy has a lower unemployment rate right now (about 6%) than what Europe tends to consider their "normal" unemployment rate (7% to 10%).
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