Saturday, August 21, 2010

Government Debt and Oil Prices?

I'm supposed to write a paper concerning how government debt affects exchange rates, which in turn affect oil prices. This is supposed to be kind of a case study of US debt





i.e, US debt goes up, which causes the exchange rate to depreciate, and oil prices will get raised?





I was wondering if you guys could make a comment on that statement, or offer any evidence for or against it. A little critique and some opinion is what I'm looking for.





10 POINTS FOR THE BEST EFFORT ON AN ANSWER!!!!Government Debt and Oil Prices?
the us govt is three time's over illegality's.. it why normal banking is not working . like the aircraft Carrier jfk top's off spar oil Wells pres-ion gulf.. 27,000,000 golf ion's the us gov-it offers bond's but the bond keep defaulting.. mainly the bush I %26amp; bush II admiration.Government Debt and Oil Prices?
if you wright the truth it will be squashed right away.but when thew money supply is increased then the value of that money goes down,one big problem is that the world measures there money value against ours.we have to set the values of every other country's productivity.but some country's under value there monies and that unbalances the True rate of exchange.when our money value is high then our products are high,when money value is low then products we produce is low.oil is not a fair exchanged commodity,its manipulated to get as much income as is possable,opec is a major monopoly in the oil export business and major oil company's use there monopoly to keep prices high,the oil company's here say they go by supply and demand,ma be they do but the also manipulate the supply of oil they buy,causing the so called oil shortages that they use to justify price hikes,they operate the gas Price like a shell game,shifting the explanation from one thing to another to justify there greed,just check out there engorged profits when gas oil was suppose to be in short supply.its a criminal act and its unpatriotic to beat the people mercilessly financially especially in hard economic times like now.greed is there master and they do its work with zeal

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