The Real State of The Economy

The Real State of The Economy

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Not just has our extended use of fossil energy fueled the catastrophic weather habits which have caused the best desalination point in the sides oceans but the financial policies of not only the Trump Administration but previous administrations have dramatically increased how many Americans from ever achieving the National Dream. While the press keeps focusing on what effectively the economy is performing, but underneath this facade of is well and good lies a increasing avalanche of an economic devastation that would produce the economic crisis of 2008 look like a picnic.

News that isn't described, I bet for obvious factors, is really a far cry from what's actually noted by the key stream media. In reality there are several details that emphatically state quite the contrary to what the media keeps confirming about their state of the US economy. When there are over 137 million Americans confronted with intense economic hardship as a result of medical expenses with more Americans on a monthly basis proclaiming bankruptcy as a result of not enough medical coverage and the high cost of medical attention is a positive indication this place wants Medicare For All.

That is just the begin of the economic crack within our fragile economy. A break that's only finding broader and quite soon our full economy will come crashing down on an unsuspecting public. All because the Real estate is either oblivious to the reality or are deliberately steering the general public away from the true state of our economy. With the retail business continuous it's fall is more visible each week when there where around 6,000 stores that closed in the very first half of this year alone. More closures continue to present the disturbing signs that most is not well and excellent in the National economy.

Today, 50% of our citizenry can't match their standard needs like food, protection, clear fresh water and almost everything needed for daily living. The disposable incomes for over 80% of the populace is totally inadequate to generally meet today's charge of living. The press keeps telling us that we have a really low unemployment quantity but what they fail to report is that the United States has more than 100 million Americans that don't have careers at all.