06-28-2008, 05:31 AM
|
 |
Moderator
|
|
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: small town in the Northwest- population 400 (+2)
Posts: 4,329
Thanks: 2,061
Thanked 1,117 Times in 794 Posts
|
|
Re: I am new also...
Quote:
Originally Posted by Caw_of_Strathclyde
Am fairly new at this. Not too sure how to proceed.
I spend a lot of time around computers and peripherals. I don't know how much time I want to spend with them in my leisure.
Anyway, hello.
|
Good to have you join us. Come by often or occasionally as you wish. Your chosen moniker is interesting.  You might want to take a peek at why some of us chose our board names in a thread started by Yagmi http://www.politicalwrinkles.com/off...your-name.html
Again, welcome! 
__________________
 Consumption is indeed important in a free economy: particularly the freedom of consumers to buy their goods in unhampered markets. However, key to long-term economic growth is investment (savings), which is the opposite of consumption. Public policies that promote consumption — such as low interest rates — do so at the expense of savings. Less savings means less investments; an economy that does not save or invest will consume all of its resources and eventually end up bankrupt.-David Saied
|
LinkBacks (?)
Linear Mode
