Ever since I started this site, I’ve received hundreds of requests to explain Quantitative Easing and the US Economic Crisis.
I held off covering the topic until I gathered enough facts on what is wrong with the Economy as a whole. What I discovered was shocking!
In this video, I’ll show you just how bad the US Economy is. This is the fault of political figures from both parties.
I specifically will show you how:
And, much more…
Presentation
Sources
FRB Survey of Consumer Finances
Analysis of FRB Survey of Consumer Finances
Income, Poverty, andHealth Insurance Coverage in the United States: 2009
Federal Reserve Bank Presentation on the Depression
My Raw Data from the Above Sources
These are Excel files that contain everything I researched for this tutorial. You can download and zoom to your hearts content.
Looking forward to watching this one… Much about trade deficits and the abuse of free trade?
I mainly focus on the dangers of income inequality. I try to point out statistics that I don’t believe many people know about. I’ll cover global trade issues in the future.
Good video. I’m staring to hear more talk of the solutions you mention being talked about in the main stream news. Thats a step in the right direction. Still going to get worse before it gets better.
The real solution is something that is never brought up. The US must reinstitute the estate tax. We have lost over a trillion dollars of tax revenue since it’s been repealed. It only benefits the top .06% of people in the country. I’ll show tons of charts on this very soon
finally a video that explains it all. It’s really strange how many ignorant people are out there “knowledge is power”. \m/
Most Americans have lost belief in politicians and feel powerless to change anything. When the next financial collapse occurs I think they’ll wake up? Sadly this whole system has become so corrupted violence will probably prevail in the end
Can you point me to where exactly you found the number you have for how much the different percentages pay in taxes, specifically the numbers on slide 32. I know it says they come from Federal Reserve Board of Consumer Affairs and the U.S. Census, but I have looking for these numbers briefly and can’t find them. I would like to use them in future discussions. Could you help me find them exactly?
I took this data from the tables on this page http://www.irs.gov/taxstats/indtaxstats/article/0,,id=129270,00.html
I specifically got very precise numbers from 1980 – 2008. I got income numbers from 1947 through 2008. I through all of the information into a bunch of spreadsheets and analyzed it. Do you want the spreadsheets?
I’m impressed, great job on your part. This only gives me more confidence in the legitimacy of your article. Yeah, I would gladly take the spread sheets if you are willing to give them to me. If you have access to the e-mail that I used to make an account for this forum, then use that one.
Thanks a bunch.
I updated the article and put all of the raw excel files at the end. I hope they work for you. Just go to http://www.newthinktank.com/2011/06/us-economic-crisis/ to see them