Where is the US economy headed?

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@RABEL222,

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If you looked this stat up you would find he is right and as usual you are wrong.

But you are very unable, or lazy, to show me what stat etc?
And if there is a 'stat'why should I uncritically believe it, like you do?

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@Quehoniaomath,

They have already been posted on this site but you just ignore them because they contradict what you want to believe.

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@RABEL222,

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They have already been posted on this site but you just ignore them because they contradict what you want to believe

so you are too lazy, now that is for sure.

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@Quehoniaomath,

Just am not going to waste my time on someone who just wants to sling shyt.

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@RABEL222,

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Just am not going to waste my time on someone who just wants to sling shyt

What would I care? It is your time,

Bye.

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U.S. consumers are generally less satisfied when they go shopping, according to the latest American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI) report released on Wednesday. Overall satisfaction with the retail experience dropped for the first time in four years. The overall decline was about 1.5 percent. Brick-and-mortar stores had flat or lower scores. Only online retailers are up from a year ago.

"It's not huge, but it's definitely significant," said ACSI director David VanAmburg. "A lot of this is due to higher prices, especially for non-discretionary items."

Here are the rankings for national chains in the various categories covered by this survey of more than 8,700 shoppers:

http://www.nbcnews.com/business/consumer/americans-feeling-less-satisfied-shopping-experience-n308236

These idiots in retail seriously need to get their **** together.

You can not save your way to profitability. They need to invest in their shopping experience, they need to stay current and not shabby.

There, I said it.

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@au1929,

I am not going to point fingers but The US dollar is a tool and is doing well when it comes to trade. When it falls every other currency falls as well. It takes some time for the currency to fall, but it happens.

One dollar = twenty us dollars. You have to have twenty us dollars to equal one true US dollar.

$1000 = $20,000.

Problem is that most people income are naive.

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@PoliteMight,

I don't suppose you noticed, but you are replying to a comment from seven years ago.

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