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Is the economy bad?
The economy is bad but since the president has said that he would get a lot of people jobs. I do think that the economy will shape up , but it will take time. The most important thing that you can do is just ask god to take over and shape up the economy. JUST PRAY !!!!!!!!!!!
How was China's economy during World War I?
The economy of China in the world war 1 period was that it was in a bad shape.
What is economic state?
The state (or shape) in which the economy is in at the time. Ex. Good or Bad
How does the citrus industry affect its economy?
it provides food, and then people buy the food. so the money depends on the shape on the industry, if its in bad shape less money for the economy. good shape more money.
How bad is the economy?
The world economy is not in good shape. The world bank as well as the banks of the United States have shown positive indicators of a recession.
Is Peru's economy in good shape right now?
No Peru had good economy all the the way up to 2008. For 7 years they had good economy but then the economy went bad in 2008. I don't know that economy rate is right now. But it is not there best.
How bad is your economy?
the economy is a very bad system
How has microcredit spurred the growth of small businesses?
Instead of just pumping money into an economy in a bad shape and not being to allocate it right, microcredits have helped those with entrepreneurial spirit to lift the economy from the inside.
Is the economy in the United States bad or is the media making it sound bad?
The economy is realy bad but theres not much we can do about it.
The effects of bad work ethic on the south African economy?
Erm, a bad economy?
What is Russia's economy like right now?
The economy rate is not good, it is really bad, bad bad lol bla
What was the economy in World War 2?
America's economy was in terrible shape, but Germany's, Italy's, and Japan's economy where in great shape, Germany had the best at the time. Adolf Hitler made the Economy in Germany prosperous.
