I for one believe it is much more productive to cut taxes to stimulate as reagan did than have the government administer any other type of "spending program".

Not everyone's cup of tea, but I enjoy it as I don't get a lot of intellectual stimulation elsewhere, teaching 11-year olds all day

He and his moderators seem to have a way of keeping people relaxed and stimulating good conversation where the other boards have seemingly shut people down and made them feel and look foolish for asking questions and suggesting ideas.

On the positive side, lower interest rates can lead to increased borrowing and spending, which can stimulate economic growth.

Although government measures are in place to stimulate business lending, without perfect credit and cash reserves, most business owners are just passed over by their bank.

The is a shot in the arm and yes RE values will inch up and stimulate jobs, to a point.

They have stimulated the economy and made lending cheaper for those can are in a position to utilize it.

Think of the foreclosure as an action stimulant that triggers the owner to take some sort of action to remedy the situation.

On a short to medium term that's stimulative to the economy.

I found charts 7 and 9 shocking simply because they made points that I hadn’t considered before - the massive amounts of people 12, even 24 months delinquent on their mortgages, but still in their homes, happily spending away the money that they should be paying on their loans, and artificially stimulating the economy in the process so that our current administration can spin this into good news - consumer spending is up!