The last several years the u.s economy has been really bad.Economic indicaters showing whether the economy is good or bad:Bad= Prices going way up or way do; stock market prices have been going down(up and down like a rollercoaster) Buisness' profits are shutting down which means they are either laying people off, cutting hours or cutting paycheck which means when this happens people won't pay as much for stuff in the buisness's. It's a giant cycle. Buisness's aren't hiring which means people probably aren't spending the money and more people lose jobs. So, we have been in this big cycle for a few years. The reason it's been like this is Obama is trying to spend money to turn it around but it hasn't worked as well as he had planned.Quadaffi moved the capitol of Libya to his birth home so it is not Tripoli (to him anyway) and he made a statement( that they think is him anyway) saying he is going to fight to his death and he is trying to make it look like NATO is coming in and trying to take over Africa; the problem is that that is not the case and hopefully people will be able to see that.The Iowa Poll- whenever there's polls there is always a sampling error. Rick Perry just joined recently and he is actually dominating and he has really bumped himself up since he officially joined. Romney is behind him but Perry still has a giant lead from the last couple of weeks.Developing countries are poor on sanitation, oil, natural resources, water, education, money, medical systems, transportion systems. In these countries there are more younger people while developed countries like the U.S would have a more elder population. Because in developed countries there are about 2 kids per woman and the developing countries have more kids because of lack of birth control, because in bad areas a lot of kids die so they want more so that they have enough kids, so to put it. So, over in those countries, the more babies die the higher the population increases because they want more kids. Another reason is that they want boys not girls.
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