Whether discussing corporate greed, rampant government spending, rising unemployment, regulatory systems, or any of the other recent headlining debates it all leads to the divided discussion on today’s resulting Government involvement.

…are they doing to much?….to little?

…should they stay out of the way and let the markets correct themselves or quit with the side stepping politics and take real action before further irreparable damage is done?

etc. etc. etc.

These days the debates are endless.

The most recent discussions to fill our airwaves and coffee shops is that of the new administrations handling of our global economic collapse and the unprecedented actions  in spending, control, and involvement they have taken.

Stimulus or Bailout?
…Perception is Everything

…presented below are illustrations of opposing views on the recent rise in Gov.’t spending

Stimulus: Illustration of Economic Impact.

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Bailout: Illustration of  Individual Cost. (data uses family of 2 making 65k annually)

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…whether you view these actions from the side of cost or product (implied impact); the money has been allocated, and will be spent. We can now only monitor and examine the ‘Bang for our Buck’ and look forward with the hope that our monetary sacrifice will serve its intended purpose.

-Walid N. Nasserdeen

image sources: recovery.orgright.org