-->Für die USA:

"In the 1950's, every dollar of new debt produced over $4.00 of economic activity. But by Year 2000 it had dropped to 20 cents of GDP growth and only 10 cents by 2005. Last month fell to only a nickel of economic growth for every dollar of debt growth."

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-->Für die USA:
"In the 1950's, every dollar of new debt produced over $4.00 of economic activity. But by Year 2000 it had dropped to 20 cents of GDP growth and only 10 cents by 2005. Last month fell to only a nickel of economic growth for every dollar of debt growth."
MfG - Trit


...und die Referenz"economic growth" auf Inlandszahlen verweist. Mit solcherlei Statistik lässt sich alles beweisen,

meint Ecki1

-->>Für die USA:
>"In the 1950's, every dollar of new debt produced over $4.00 of economic activity. But by Year 2000 it had dropped to 20 cents of GDP growth and only 10 cents by 2005. Last month fell to only a nickel of economic growth for every dollar of debt growth."
>MfG - Trit
>
>...und die Referenz"economic growth" auf Inlandszahlen verweist. Mit solcherlei Statistik lässt sich alles beweisen,
>meint Ecki1

Und was ist mit dem 'Income receipts from the rest of the world' in summa 750 Mia $ - erhöhen sie das US GDP? Ein Drittel der US-Auslandsinvestitionen sind 'equities' - per 'debts' in den USA aufgenommen - finanziert?

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