>Maybe so, but adding trillions in war debt is a major factor in the decline in the economy
I think many of us assume that's true, but is it really?
How exactly does it factor in?
I can understand how the ability for people to spend money is affected by the dynamics between housing costs and employment opportunities.
And I can understand why if their ability to spend money was negatively affected, then that would be a major factor in the decline of the economy.
But how does the war factor in?
I can accept that its has some affect. But a major factor?
I don't see it yet.
The only possible link is gas prices. But I'm not convinced they've artificially increased as a result of the war.
I think there's an awful lot of people that have made up their minds about the war, and will criticize it at any opportunity, even if its not all that appropriate.
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