Comments on: Against Recession – Hype http://thinkclay.com/marketing/against-recession-hype Creative Media Design, Powered by Wordpress Sun, 13 May 2012 18:52:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Anonymoushttp://thinkclay.com/marketing/against-recession-hype/comment-page-1#comment-2116 Anonymous Fri, 18 Nov 2011 20:23:00 +0000 http://thinkclay.com/?p=678#comment-2116 I believe this is a huge contributor. You're right in the fact that if the attitude of the country changes, we can do great things. I believe this is a huge contributor. You’re right in the fact that if the attitude of the country changes, we can do great things.

]]> By: Magento Themeshttp://thinkclay.com/marketing/against-recession-hype/comment-page-1#comment-1867 Magento Themes Wed, 02 Feb 2011 07:24:00 +0000 http://thinkclay.com/?p=678#comment-1867 Recession has affected nearly around half the world population as per the statistics. But still things need to go on right... So still companies are working to overcome it and employees are working on multi tasking and trying to keep things fine... Recession has affected nearly around half the world population as per the statistics. But still things need to go on right… So still companies are working to overcome it and employees are working on multi tasking and trying to keep things fine…

]]> By: linka72http://thinkclay.com/marketing/against-recession-hype/comment-page-1#comment-138 linka72 Tue, 17 Feb 2009 03:28:36 +0000 http://thinkclay.com/?p=678#comment-138 I'm so glad that you posted this!! I've been saying this for months but my "the sky is falling" co-workers disagree with my and have been worked up into a froth over this..pure foolishness. I’m so glad that you posted this!! I’ve been saying this for months but my “the sky is falling” co-workers disagree with my and have been worked up into a froth over this..pure foolishness.

]]> By: linka72http://thinkclay.com/marketing/against-recession-hype/comment-page-1#comment-1707 linka72 Tue, 17 Feb 2009 03:28:00 +0000 http://thinkclay.com/?p=678#comment-1707 I'm so glad that you posted this!! I've been saying this for months but my "the sky is falling" co-workers disagree with my and have been worked up into a froth over this..pure foolishness. I’m so glad that you posted this!! I’ve been saying this for months but my “the sky is falling” co-workers disagree with my and have been worked up into a froth over this..pure foolishness.

]]> By: Mary Francishttp://thinkclay.com/marketing/against-recession-hype/comment-page-1#comment-133 Mary Francis Sun, 15 Feb 2009 20:16:47 +0000 http://thinkclay.com/?p=678#comment-133 Hey, I agree with you..People really need to get in control of their liabilities(spending). Hey, I agree with you..People really need to get in control of their liabilities(spending).

]]> By: Mary Francishttp://thinkclay.com/marketing/against-recession-hype/comment-page-1#comment-1706 Mary Francis Sun, 15 Feb 2009 20:16:00 +0000 http://thinkclay.com/?p=678#comment-1706 Hey, I agree with you..People really need to get in control of their liabilities(spending). Hey, I agree with you..People really need to get in control of their liabilities(spending).

]]> By: Clay McIlrathhttp://thinkclay.com/marketing/against-recession-hype/comment-page-1#comment-127 Clay McIlrath Thu, 12 Feb 2009 17:53:38 +0000 http://thinkclay.com/?p=678#comment-127 Ahh, very true, you make a great point. Yes, i think that the recession is majorly due to credit and virtual spending. I think that what triggered the credit companies to fail though was all because of a scare.. a domino effect if you will.. basically there were many things loosely structured and managed at the top (being credit agencies) and as small businesses and people began to talk about the recession at the bottom, spending began to cut back, causing small businesses to suffer first and cut back on employment, which then exponentially grew as it climbed up the financial ladder, until hitting the top businesses the hardest. Then again, I'm no expert. Ahh, very true, you make a great point. Yes, i think that the recession is majorly due to credit and virtual spending. I think that what triggered the credit companies to fail though was all because of a scare.. a domino effect if you will.. basically there were many things loosely structured and managed at the top (being credit agencies) and as small businesses and people began to talk about the recession at the bottom, spending began to cut back, causing small businesses to suffer first and cut back on employment, which then exponentially grew as it climbed up the financial ladder, until hitting the top businesses the hardest.

Then again, I’m no expert.

]]> By: Clay McIlrathhttp://thinkclay.com/marketing/against-recession-hype/comment-page-1#comment-1705 Clay McIlrath Thu, 12 Feb 2009 17:53:00 +0000 http://thinkclay.com/?p=678#comment-1705 Ahh, very true, you make a great point. Yes, i think that the recession is majorly due to credit and virtual spending. I think that what triggered the credit companies to fail though was all because of a scare.. a domino effect if you will.. basically there were many things loosely structured and managed at the top (being credit agencies) and as small businesses and people began to talk about the recession at the bottom, spending began to cut back, causing small businesses to suffer first and cut back on employment, which then exponentially grew as it climbed up the financial ladder, until hitting the top businesses the hardest. Then again, I'm no expert. Ahh, very true, you make a great point. Yes, i think that the recession is majorly due to credit and virtual spending. I think that what triggered the credit companies to fail though was all because of a scare.. a domino effect if you will.. basically there were many things loosely structured and managed at the top (being credit agencies) and as small businesses and people began to talk about the recession at the bottom, spending began to cut back, causing small businesses to suffer first and cut back on employment, which then exponentially grew as it climbed up the financial ladder, until hitting the top businesses the hardest.

Then again, I’m no expert.

]]> By: bigmac329http://thinkclay.com/marketing/against-recession-hype/comment-page-1#comment-126 bigmac329 Thu, 12 Feb 2009 16:09:48 +0000 http://thinkclay.com/?p=678#comment-126 I agree, but isn't it true that the reason the economic "dip" is so huge is because people were spending money that they didn't have in the first place? So many people used their credit to get and spend huge sums of money on cars, expensive luxury items, and other things and then couldn't pay back what they "borrowed." I agree this is not the only reason, but I believe this is a huge contributor. You're right in the fact that if the attitude of the country changes, we can do great things. I agree, but isn’t it true that the reason the economic “dip” is so huge is because people were spending money that they didn’t have in the first place? So many people used their credit to get and spend huge sums of money on cars, expensive luxury items, and other things and then couldn’t pay back what they “borrowed.” I agree this is not the only reason, but I believe this is a huge contributor. You’re right in the fact that if the attitude of the country changes, we can do great things.

]]> By: bigmac329http://thinkclay.com/marketing/against-recession-hype/comment-page-1#comment-1704 bigmac329 Thu, 12 Feb 2009 16:09:00 +0000 http://thinkclay.com/?p=678#comment-1704 I agree, but isn't it true that the reason the economic "dip" is so huge is because people were spending money that they didn't have in the first place? So many people used their credit to get and spend huge sums of money on cars, expensive luxury items, and other things and then couldn't pay back what they "borrowed." I agree this is not the only reason, but I believe this is a huge contributor. You're right in the fact that if the attitude of the country changes, we can do great things. I agree, but isn’t it true that the reason the economic “dip” is so huge is because people were spending money that they didn’t have in the first place? So many people used their credit to get and spend huge sums of money on cars, expensive luxury items, and other things and then couldn’t pay back what they “borrowed.” I agree this is not the only reason, but I believe this is a huge contributor. You’re right in the fact that if the attitude of the country changes, we can do great things.

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