Is the USA bankrupt?
#21
07-18-2008, 02:29 AM
Originally Posted by gordoUSA
As a society we have indeed fallen to new lows. It is morally and ethically bankrupt. The elected leaders in Washington are maybe just a reflection of our society as a whole.
#22
07-18-2008, 05:21 AM
Originally Posted by ben45750
Originally Posted by Windwalker
In fact, the GNP has been going down for more than five years in a row now.
 Here are the GNP Numbers and they are going up. Units of Measure Billions Oct-2000 $10,008.40 $9,941.60 Jan-2001 $10,060.20 $9,913.60 Apr-2001 $10,173.50 $9,949.80 Jul-2001 $10,151.80 $9,887.70 Oct-2001 $10,300.90 $9,983.10 Jan-2002 $10,359.50 $10,004.10 Apr-2002 $10,443.30 $10,048.60 Jul-2002 $10,557.00 $10,119.70 Oct-2002 $10,641.10 $10,143.80 Jan-2003 $10,744.90 $10,163.80 Apr-2003 $10,888.40 $10,266.90 Jul-2003 $11,139.80 $10,449.90 Oct-2003 $11,297.30 $10,540.50 Jan-2004 $11,501.70 $10,633.00 Apr-2004 $11,683.10 $10,701.40 Jul-2004 $11,862.30 $10,804.90 Oct-2004 $12,001.10 $10,844.40 Jan-2005 $12,224.00 $10,941.90 Apr-2005 $12,385.10 $11,014.70 Jul-2005 $12,645.70 $11,151.20 Oct-2005 $12,755.00 $11,151.10 Jan-2006 $13,027.50 $11,294.00 Apr-2006 $13,218.90 $11,362.50 Jul-2006 $13,311.90 $11,375.90 Oct-2006 $13,452.40 $11,447.80 Jan-2007 $13,615.10 $11,466.70 Apr-2007 $13,839.40 $11,580.00 Jul-2007 $14,071.60 $11,744.60 Oct-2007 $14,222.10 $11,799.10 Jan-2008 $14,321.90 - Your chart is wrong; GNP is registered in Trillions of dollars, not billions.
#23
07-18-2008, 06:29 AM
Originally Posted by Useless
Originally Posted by ben45750
Originally Posted by Windwalker
In fact, the GNP has been going down for more than five years in a row now.
Here are the GNP Numbers and they are going up. Units of Measure Billions Oct-2000 $10,008.40 $9,941.60 Jan-2001 $10,060.20 $9,913.60 Apr-2001 $10,173.50 $9,949.80 Jul-2001 $10,151.80 $9,887.70 Oct-2001 $10,300.90 $9,983.10 Jan-2002 $10,359.50 $10,004.10 Apr-2002 $10,443.30 $10,048.60 Jul-2002 $10,557.00 $10,119.70 Oct-2002 $10,641.10 $10,143.80 Jan-2003 $10,744.90 $10,163.80 Apr-2003 $10,888.40 $10,266.90 Jul-2003 $11,139.80 $10,449.90 Oct-2003 $11,297.30 $10,540.50 Jan-2004 $11,501.70 $10,633.00 Apr-2004 $11,683.10 $10,701.40 Jul-2004 $11,862.30 $10,804.90 Oct-2004 $12,001.10 $10,844.40 Jan-2005 $12,224.00 $10,941.90 Apr-2005 $12,385.10 $11,014.70 Jul-2005 $12,645.70 $11,151.20 Oct-2005 $12,755.00 $11,151.10 Jan-2006 $13,027.50 $11,294.00 Apr-2006 $13,218.90 $11,362.50 Jul-2006 $13,311.90 $11,375.90 Oct-2006 $13,452.40 $11,447.80 Jan-2007 $13,615.10 $11,466.70 Apr-2007 $13,839.40 $11,580.00 Jul-2007 $14,071.60 $11,744.60 Oct-2007 $14,222.10 $11,799.10 Jan-2008 $14,321.90 - Your chart is wrong; GNP is registered in Trillions of dollars, not billions.
#25
07-18-2008, 11:08 AM
Originally Posted by Useless
Your Right, Ben!!
Guess it's time to get new tri-focals..... I read the commas as a decimal points!! Had I paid closer attention, I would have seen that. My Bad!! Guess it's time to grab a little sleep!!
#26
07-18-2008, 11:34 AM
Originally Posted by ben45750
I knew it was an oversight. Had it been someone else who I knew had no clue what they were talking about I would have went into battle mode. I enjoy a little board drama everyone once and a while :lol:
Put him in his place...give'im what for! Rip'im a new one!  
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