Energy Bulletin: The false US economy versus nature’s expansion-contraction cycle - by Shepherd bliss
The false US economy versus nature’s expansion-contraction cycle - by Shepherd bliss
The government’s so-called “economic stimulus” is a false solution, attempting to further prop up the false economy. Giving people more money to spend—many of whom are already spending beyond their means—will not solve what is becoming our most serious economic crisis since the Great Depression. Trying to avoid the economic fall seems futile. A better approach would be to roll with the punches and figure out how to even thrive during this transition from a no-longer to a not-yet. Those who do can even benefit from the changing reality. The US economy has expanded for the last seven years. It’s time to contract, in spite of the wailing of economists. Economic growth slowed to barely 1% in the final three months of 2007--a big drop from 4.9% in the third quarter. Growth may now be dipping into negative territory,
