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How Much Is A Trillion?

by Chris Coggon on Jan 30, 2009

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SLIDECAST. The Debt Crisis scale and a solution Tiny 1.2 Mb file. Download for animation & audio.

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  • guest2ef2b1b guest2ef2b1b Good slide show. Thought it was bad at 300 trillion but now you say 1400trillion. But what is going to happen? For years there has been talk of allocating an amount of money per person under the NWO but your saying greed will not allow this? Bush may have borrowed more but we know he is just a puppet to lhis happen. 3 years ago Reply
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  • PeterBoudewijn PeterBoudewijn to guest 7579:
    That is no argument if people jump into the water no need that everybody follow. Some have to come to their senses and make recovery possible. Let Mr. Market does the main job and only inject money where it makes sense.     3 years ago Reply
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  • PeterBoudewijn PeterBoudewijn Superb presentation. Should be taken at heart by Mr. Obama, Bernake, c.s. Spending more money cannot resolve the world economy and its credit crunch.
    The reverse is the answer. Let Mr. Market do the job. The initial mistakes were made in 2001 under the rule of Mr. Bush and Greenspan.     3 years ago Reply
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  • PresentationProductions Chris Coggon , Presentation generation and rejuvenation at Presentation Productions Thank you! This show is about the relative scales of debt. Mr. Bush was only included to show his historic borrowing as part of US debt, which is transpartisan in nature. Good luck to us! 3 years ago Reply
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  • mniceman mniceman Great work - i like the last frame especially. I could do without the Bush reference. It puts a partisan spin on a point that is effective without it. Well done. 3 years ago Reply
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