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Economic strains have lifted, the recession is ending, auto industries are
doing better and even home sales have increased but still an ever growing
problem cease to reform, unemployment.
Since consumer spending aspires from those who have job's I figured that
mentioning the issue at hand was best. Unemployment is at an all time high
of 9.8 percent and by next Friday most of American will realize it was
raised to 9.9 percent. This tells us, it's not getting any better.
On the same note consumer spending has also dropped since this summer's
"Cash for Clunkers" program which brought consumer spending up.  Wages and
salaries have decreased to 0.2 percent which was taken back from the 0.2
increase it got in August.
Economists believes that the slowness on consumer spending will slow down
the pace of the economy's recovery and that within this quarter the Gross
Domestic Product will decrease from 3.5 percent to 1.5 percent.
Analysts are weary also and have said that they are not ruling out the
possibility of a double dip recession.
Wall Street is taking some blows due to lack of consumer spending based off
of Dow Jones drop of 235 points. Some other major drops belong to energy and
material companies and banks.
If one thing can be gathered from all the information here it's that
consumer spending is not going to go up until unemployment rates decrease.
This means that the government really needs to get on the ball about what to
do about so many American's being unemployed.
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rates
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for the tools once after that you are ready to go out and make money.
Speaking of money, you could earn up to $70,000 a year just by fixing a few
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Being your own boss is just one of the advantages of being a Paintless Dent
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, another advantage is being able to work on thousands of
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