Economy 2009.

THATGiRLOVES · 01-8-2009, 04:06 PM

I was listening to the radio just the other night,
I heard that the gas prices are going up again here in New Jersey.

I believe though, that if Obama wants to help the United States,
he should make sure that there are more energy resources availiable at lower costs. Solar Panels now are pretty expensive just to get installed, if they were possibly lowered, then maybe more people would be able to get them. This would lead to eventually lower electricty bills, only problem is that it's a long-term problem.

US Dollar is also losing value.
Going to the Philippines in 2005,
one US dollar = approx. 72 pesos.
I just came back from the Philippines around August 2008,
one US dollar = approx. 42 pesos.
What's happening ?
Is the US government inflating our currency again like in the 1700/1800s ?

01-8-2009, 04:06 PM	#1
THATGiRLOVES FFR Player Join Date: May 2008 Location: Escape & Live. Posts: 8	Economy 2009. I was listening to the radio just the other night, I heard that the gas prices are going up again here in New Jersey. I believe though, that if Obama wants to help the United States, he should make sure that there are more energy resources availiable at lower costs. Solar Panels now are pretty expensive just to get installed, if they were possibly lowered, then maybe more people would be able to get them. This would lead to eventually lower electricty bills, only problem is that it's a long-term problem. US Dollar is also losing value. Going to the Philippines in 2005, one US dollar = approx. 72 pesos. I just came back from the Philippines around August 2008, one US dollar = approx. 42 pesos. What's happening ? Is the US government inflating our currency again like in the 1700/1800s ?

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