How can we apply the principles of economics to take the U.S. out of this recession? Robin Trehan

Dec. 18, 2009 - PRLog -- Economics is basically producing, distributing and consuming goods and services. During recession, many people stop buying things thinking that by saving, it’ll help make the recession easier. What most do not realize is, by doing that it only makes matters worse. When you spend money, you are actually helping the recession end. By spending, we generate income and by generating income, we create more spending. It is a cycle that could go on and on, that could either cease the recession or keep it from happening altogether. Without that, most companies would close and income would be lost.  

Some people say that money cannot buy happiness, and this is true, but money is a key factor to stopping a recession. If we continue to put back into the economy, we can actually do the unthinkable, buy our way out of recession. People can’t expect to get anything out of the economy if no one is putting into it. Picture this, you walk up to a soda machine wanting a soda, you push the button and nothing happens. Why? Simple really, you did not put the money in first. Did you really expect to get a soda without paying for it? Of course not, you put the money in, and you get the drink in return.

This is what it really comes down to, in this world you get out of it what you put into it. If people could find a way to put back into the economy, everyone would benefit. If this doesn’t happen, the next time you go into the grocery store for a gallon of milk and it is buy one get one free, the free will actually end up costing you. You may even end up paying for both and then some. We all know how high the price of milk is, why would on earth would we want to pay for more if we didn’t have to?

Robin Trehan is associtated with the Credit Capital Funding. More information www.CreditCapitalFunding.com