9 Trillion spent to get .5 GDP..WTG Obama

[Truman62]

Boz prefers Economic Collapse to slow growth...

Repocons just LOVE to see Americans suffer. 

[DaBoz]

Post your proof of your claim... GDP has been going DOWN,, NOT showing growth at all

So post PROOF of your fatuous fallacious claims. Recessions and Depressions are not noted in History as Slow growth.

[wvit1001]

Going down since when? 

[DaBoz]

You are ignoring this user. Show me the post.

NEXT!!!

[Truman62]

Since Boz said it has, because Boz's opinions mean something to Boz.

Boz's opinions don't mean squat to the rest of us, but they mean everything to Boz,
because Boz is the Boz and is full of Boz and all its Boz-iness.

If only Boz could Boz-off... 

[DaBoz]

BOZ actuality looks for info , posts links, gives examples and discusses the topic. He doesn't sit here like you do , and just throw shit and vitriol at others that he wants to shut down from speaking the truth..

Fuck off loser.

[hoosier_daddy]

it is hilarious these same stalwart independent minded clowns who claim they hate big brother, nanny state, micromanaging government to be involved in every business, every business decision, and every business policy now believe if huge profitable corporations or any corporation, decides to not share their record profits with their workers, then it is the government's fault.  or if they decide to fuck over their workers and move manufacturing jobs to a third world country where they can exploit those workers, that is obama's fault, even though democrats have tried to change tax laws to punish those companies that do fuck over American workers, AND THE REPUBS IN CONGRESS KEEP SHUTTING THOSE BILLS DOWN.  you can cherry pick this country's economic growth, big picture wise, against what it was 15 years ago and more, before so many corporations decided to fuck over their workers and keep more profits or move manufacturing jobs overseas, and before the Bush Recession and how THE REST OF THE COUNTRIES WITH SIMILAR ECONOMIES HAVE DONE SINCE THEN COMPARED TO OURS, which is below ours in every instance except Germany being a tiny bit better, because that is what your stupid fuck right wing media masters bend you over and tell you to believe....but if you really were honest, and really were stalwart independent strong minded Americans who don't think you need government to help you in any way, just get out of the way and I can take care of myself, what makes you think the government is stopping you or people like you, or ever have stopped you, or people like you, from working harder, or working smarter, to make more money all by yourself and quit trying to blame it on the government not giving you enough stuff or forcing your employer to give you more stuff, you lazy slobs and complainers? what do you think government should do if you aren't happy with how much you make, you pussies?  nothing is stopping any American in this country from bettering himself in order to be considered for a higher paying job.  or to work more hours.  get a second job.  figure out a way of making money without doing a standard nine to five job.  be industrious.  get off your ass.  quit whining.  but you crybaby teabaggers would rather make up bullshit stories that is the government's fault you do not make enough money- they should force highly profitable companies to pay you more or you will tear up and cry. 

The inequitable distribution of income is present at the global level where the nominal gross domestic product (GDP) of the top 10 economies adds up to 65% of the world’s economy, and the top 15 economies add up to 75%. The remaining 172 countries constitute only 25% of the world’s economy.

Here’s the list of the top 10 economies based on the criteria of GDP, current prices (U.S. dollars) which is simply known as nominal GDP. The rankings differ if the same list is prepared using the GDP based on purchasing-power-parity (PPP). As a general rule, developed countries have a smaller gap between their nominal GDP (i.e., current prices) and GDP based on PPP. The difference is greater in developing countries, which tend to have a higher GDP when valued on purchasing-power-parity basis.

1. United States
The U.S. economy is the largest in the world in terms of nominal GDP (measured at current prices in U.S. dollars). The $17.41 trillion U.S. economy is approximately 22.44% of the gross world product. The United States is an economic superpower that is highly advanced in terms of technology and infrastructure and has abundant natural resources. However, the U.S. economy loses its spot as the number one economy by a slight margin to China when measured in terms of GDP based on PPP. In these terms, China’s GDP is $17.63 trillion and the U.S. GDP is $17.41 trillion. However, the U.S. is way ahead of China in terms of GDP per capita (PPP) - approximately $54,678 in the U.S. versus $12,893 in China.

2. China
China has transformed itself from a centrally planned closed economy in the 1970s to a manufacturing and exporting hub over the years. The Chinese economy is propelled by an equal contribution from manufacturing and services (45% each, approximately) with a 10% contribution by the agricultural sector. The Chinese economy overtook the U.S. economy in terms of GDP based on PPP. However, the difference between the economies in terms of nominal GDP remains large. China is currently a $10.35 trillion economy and has been growing at around 7% in the recent years, although that growth is starting to slow down.

[hoosier_daddy]

3. Japan
Japan’s economy ranks third in terms of nominal GDP, while it slips to fourth spot when comparing the GDP by purchasing-power-parity. The economy has been facing hard times since 2008, when it was first showed recessionary symptoms. Though the government’s stimulus packages have helped the economy recover a bit, the massive earthquake in 2011 gave the fragile economy another jolt. Economic growth has hovered between 0.5–2% in recent times. The nominal GDP of Japan is $4.77 trillion, its GDP (PPP) is $4.78 trillion, and its GDP (PPP) per capita is $37,683.

4. Germany
Germany is Europe’s largest and strongest economy. On the world scale, it ranks as the fourth largest economy in terms of nominal GDP. Germany’s economy is known for its exports of machinery, vehicles, household equipment, and chemicals. Germany has a skilled labor force, but the economy faces demographic challenges like most European nations. The size of its nominal GDP is $3.82 trillion, while its GDP in terms of purchasing-power-parity is $3.62 trillion. Germany’s GDP (PPP) per capita is $44,741, and the economy has moved at a moderate pace of 1-2% in recent years.


5. France
France, the most visited country in the world, is the fifth largest economy with a nominal GDP of $2.9 trillion. Its GDP in terms of PPP is around $2.59 trillion. France has a low poverty rate and high standard of living, which is reflected in its GDP (PPP) per capita of $40,445. The country is among the top exporters and importers in the world. France has experienced a slowdown over the past few years and the government is under immense pressure to rekindle the economy, as well as to combat rising unemployment.

6. United Kingdom
The United Kingdom, with a $2.85 trillion GDP, is the world’s sixth largest and Europe’s third largest economy. The economy of the UK is primarily driven by services, as the sector contributes more than 75% of the GDP. With agriculture contributing a minimal one%, manufacturing is the second most important contributor to GDP. Although agriculture is not a major contributor to GDP, the country produces 60% of its food needs domestically by employing less than 2% of its labor force. The economy in terms of GDP purchasing-power-parity stands at $2.43 trillion with a GDP (PPP) per capita of $37,744.

7. Brazil
Brazil with its $2.24 trillion economy, it is the seventh largest economy by nominal GDP. The Brazilian economy has developed services, manufacturing, and agricultural sectors with each sector contributing around 68%, 26%, and 6% respectively. Brazil is a part of BRIC and ahead of all other South American economies. The Brazilian GDP measured in purchasing-power-parity is $3.07 trillion, while its GDP per capita (PPP) is $15,153. However, the country has 21% of its population living below the poverty line.

8. Italy
Italy’s $2.13 trillion economy is the world’s eighth largest in terms of nominal GDP. Italy is among the prominent economies of the eurozone, but it has been impacted by the crisis in the region. The economy suffers from a huge public debt estimated to be about 133% of GDP, according to the CIA World Factbook. The economy is also facing high unemployment and deteriorating economic growth. The government is working on various measures to boost the economy that has contracted in recent years. The GDP measured in purchasing-power-parity for the economy is estimated at $2.06 trillion, while its per capita GDP (PPP) is $34,455.

9. Russia
Russia’s domestic consumption amid a politically stable atmosphere has paved the way for economic growth in the country. The country has transformed itself since the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991 from a centrally planned economy to a more market-based open economy. Russia’s $2.05 trillion economy is currently facing a crisis as a result of imposed sanctions and a steep fall in oil prices. Russia’s economy in terms of purchasing-power-parity is estimated at $3.56 trillion, while its GDP per capita is $24,764.

10. India
India ranks third in GDP in terms of purchasing-power-parity ($7.28 trillion), while its nominal GDP ($2.04 trillion) places it in the tenth spot. The country’s high population drags its GDP (PPP) per capita down to $5,778. India’s GDP is still dependent on agriculture (17%), compared to western countries. However, the services sector has picked up in recent years and now accounts for 57% of the GDP, while industry contributes 26%. The economy’s


Read more: The World's Top 10 Economies | Investopedia http://www.investopedia.com/articles/investing/022415/worlds-top-10-economies.asp#ixzz478hwG1s5

[DaBoz]

Define Recession,, then go find the definition of a DEPRESSION..

9 TRILLION TAXPAYER MONEY WASTED , and that is the only shit you can come up with..ROFLMAO

 National debt is what percent of GDP now...

[Truman62]

Looks like Boz just sat there like it does, and threw shit and vitriol at others while it tried to shut down others from speaking the truth...
BOZ did NOT look for info, post links, give examples or discuss the topic.

Smooth move Boz, real smooth...  NOT

Basically you just did what you claimed you did NOT do.

What a hypocritical liar you are Boz.  Such a troll...

Related to Lyin Ted?

[DaBoz]

You are not the judge here, get over yourself. Not one example or link of proof of your lies about me. Your comments are being judged by all here.

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[DaBoz]

Davik says KILL THE MESSENGER.. that hasn't worked in years,, but he keeps trying.