Posted by admin | Posted in Coffee | Posted on 01-10-2009
Tags: business, coffee, coffee economy, coffee economy colombia, coffee economy of costa rica, coffee economy rwanda, coffee economy vietnam, economics, fairtrade, food
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Is the government's desire to borrow and spend trillions of dollars it doesn't have to "save" the economy?
akin to a gambling addict in Vegas letting it ride, hoping to win it all back?
If your family were in massive debt and in danger of foreclosure, would you borrow more money from banks and spend even more money? Or would you cut back on things like cable TV, internet, premium coffee, etc.?
I am all in.
Gas Oil & Food Prices Skyrocketing & Yes Even Coffee! Economic Collapse?