One of the huge economic problems of the United States is everyone tries to make it political when their are rational problems that get overlooked that could give us billions of dollars to invest in to appropriate programs. One such thing is our use of the penny and nickel when a Penney costs around 1.7 cents to make and a nickel costs around 9 cents to make. Now think all of those numbers times around 500 million. It would make more sense to eliminate things like this that are held around for sentimental purposes and use the additional money to pay off the debt or what ever politically crazed idea that the politicians think up.
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Repayment of loans to the United States
An Economic Interpretation of the Constitution of the United States was created in 1913.
Patrick Jay Hurley has written: 'The constitution and current economic problems' -- subject(s): Economic policy, United States
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United States Congress Joint Economic Committee was created in 1946.
Land, coal and forests were all vital for the economic success of the United States. Lead was not vital for its economic success.
The economic system of the United States is a capitalistic market economy, based primarily on free enterprise.
It was a time of economic growth.
After the World War 1, the United States was faced with economic problems. The country had to train, educate, and employ the people.
France declared war on Britain and this put the US in an awkward position The French Revolution created problems for the United States, because the French were the United States' allies during the American Revolutionary War. Supporting the French would lead to conflicts with Britain, which was the United States' most important trading partner. The United States couldn't choose a side for it would cause economic and social problems, but some felt that the US owed active assistance to France.