What country is this?

[Staga]

- Annual inflation rate:
2001 Fi 2,7%, US 2,8%
2002 Fi 2,0%, US 1,6%
2003 1,3%, 2,3% US
- annual change of industrial output:
2000 Fi 11,5%, US 4,5%
2001 Fi  -1,1%, US -3,9%
2002 Fi 5,0%, US -0,4%
- volume index of industrial output (1990=100)
2000 Fi 144,3, US 129,2
2001 Fi 144,4, US 124,7
2002 Fi 146,9, US 123,9
- consumer price index (1990=100)
2000 Fi 121,0, US 131,7
2001 Fi 124,1, US 135,5
2002 Fi 126,0, US 137,6

National debt of Finland:
July 2003 63353M€ = 11953€/9562$ per person
July 2004 60036M€ = 11328€/9062$ per person= 5% less than in last year

National debt of USA:
July 2003 6661149M$ = 22580$/person
July 2004 7246142M$ = 24563$/person 8% more than last year

Sources:
http://www.oecd.org/topicstatsportal/0,2647,en_2825_495635_1_1_1_1_1,00.html
http://www.publicdebt.treas.gov/opd/opd.htm#history
http://www.bloomberg.com
http://www.rahatieto.fi/kodinrah/valtiovelka.htm
http://www.tt.fi/talous/kuvat/valt2.pdf
http://www.stat.fi/tk/kk/tilastotieto.html

[Staga]

Originally posted by FUNKED1
I bet we have less debt per unit of GDP than Finland.

Yeah what ever n00b

1998 Fi national debt was 65% of GDP, Now it's 41,4% and stable

For US of A... About 65% of GDP and in a rise
Well Fcked you're screwed again old buddy... Better luck next time
http://www.kolumbus.fi/staga/debt_GDP.gif


http://zfacts.com/p/318.html
http://www.aaas.org/spp/rd/debt04b.pdf
http://www.suomenpankki.fi/fin/5_tilastot/5.1_Tilastografiikkaa/5.1.6_julkinen_talous/ (click Suomen julkinen talous: julkisen talouden velka)

[Staga]

So Funked... Would it be too late to accept your bet

[JBA]

Originally posted by Staga
- Annual inflation rate:
2001 Fi 2,7%, US 2,8%
2002 Fi 2,0%, US 1,6%
2003 1,3%, 2,3% US
- annual change of industrial output:
2000 Fi 11,5%, US 4,5%
2001 Fi  -1,1%, US -3,9%
2002 Fi 5,0%, US -0,4%
- volume index of industrial output (1990=100)
2000 Fi 144,3, US 129,2
2001 Fi 144,4, US 124,7
2002 Fi 146,9, US 123,9
- consumer price index (1990=100)
2000 Fi 121,0, US 131,7
2001 Fi 124,1, US 135,5
2002 Fi 126,0, US 137,6

National debt of Finland:
July 2003 63353M€ = 11953€/9562$ per person
July 2004 60036M€ = 11328€/9062$ per person= 5% less than in last year

National debt of USA:
July 2003 6661149M$ = 22580$/person
July 2004 7246142M$ = 24563$/person 8% more than last year

Sources:
http://www.oecd.org/topicstatsportal/0,2647,en_2825_495635_1_1_1_1_1,00.html
http://www.publicdebt.treas.gov/opd/opd.htm#history
http://www.bloomberg.com
http://www.rahatieto.fi/kodinrah/valtiovelka.htm
http://www.tt.fi/talous/kuvat/valt2.pdf
http://www.stat.fi/tk/kk/tilastotieto.html

 all means crap, what dose matter is GDP

US dept is about 4.3% of GDP one of the lowes levels in 20 years, much to all Democrats  carpin about it it means nothing. Dept at the end of WWII was 38% GDP, Thru the 70's is was around 7% , 80"s under Reagan it started at 4% whent to 9% and ended at 2.9%  at end of his terms, thanks to tax cuts which raised revenue.  Clinton was around 5%.
 So drop the DEPT boo hoo crying crap it means nothing.

GNP, Budget Deficits and Relative Change
In billions of dollars except percents  
Fiscal Year GNP Deficit %GNP Debt %GNP % Change
1982 3130 127.9 4.1 1147.0 36.6  
1983 3325 207.8 6.2 1381.9 41.6 5.0
1984 3688 185.3 5.0 1576.7 42.8 1.2
1985 3958 212.3 5.4 1827.5 46.2 3.4
1986 4177 220.7 5.3 2129.5 51.0 4.8
1987 4442 148.0 3.4 2354.3 53.0 2.0
1988 4771 155.1 3.2 2614.6 54.8 1.8
1989 5201 152.0 2.9 2881.1 55.4 0.6
Source: American Almanac, United States Budgets, et al.

USA.  
http://www.bea.doc.gov/bea/newsrel/gdpnewsrelease.htm

Real gross domestic product -- the output of goods and services produced by labor and property
located in the United States -- increased at an annual rate of 3.0 percent in the second quarter of 2004,
according to advance estimates released by the Bureau of Economic Analysis.  In the first quarter, real
GDP increased 4.5 percent (revised).


Finland:
http://www.stat.fi/tk/tp_tied/tiedotteet/v2004/080kane.html

GDP grew by 1.3 per cent from February 2003
GDP increased by 1.3 per cent in February 2004 compared with last year's February. Of the six main industries of the monthly indicator, construction, trade, transport and other service industries grew, but manufacturing fell. The volume of primary production was at the same level as in February 2003

[Hawklore]

Bush LOVER!


Why don't you go f*ck him over in his flappy prettythang?

[Staga]

Originally posted by Hawklore
Bush LOVER!

Why don't you go f*ck him over in his flappy prettythang?

Bush does better on top; after all he already screwed your kids, even the unborn ones, with his economics...

[Staga]

Heya Funked; Good to see ya