http://newmexicoindependent.com/11364/85-trillion-makes-it-a-great-recession-instead-of-a-great-depression New Mexico news and politics Fri, 02 Sep 2011 18:15:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://newmexicoindependent.com/11364/85-trillion-makes-it-a-great-recession-instead-of-a-great-depression#comment-23772 jfleck Wed, 03 Dec 2008 04:01:40 +0000 http://newmexicoindependent.com/?p=11364#comment-23772 My wife, Lissa, has been repeatedly asking for numerical translation in cases like this, prompting a new blog comment feature, which I launch here: What's in a trillion? By my calculation, Lissa's share of $8.5 trillion is roughly $28,000. (That is, if you divide the entire amount by the US population, that's what you get.) I encourage other commenters to offer their own useful translations into numerical terms - like how many F16s or new high schools there are in $8.5 trillion, that sort of thing. My wife, Lissa, has been repeatedly asking for numerical translation in cases like this, prompting a new blog comment feature, which I launch here: What's in a trillion? By my calculation, Lissa's share of $8.5 trillion is roughly $28,000. (That is, if you divide the entire amount by the US population, that's what you get.) I encourage other commenters to offer their own useful translations into numerical terms – like how many F16s or new high schools there are in $8.5 trillion, that sort of thing.

]]> http://newmexicoindependent.com/11364/85-trillion-makes-it-a-great-recession-instead-of-a-great-depression#comment-19462 jfleck Tue, 02 Dec 2008 22:01:40 +0000 http://newmexicoindependent.com/?p=11364#comment-19462 My wife, Lissa, has been repeatedly asking for numerical translation in cases like this, prompting a new blog comment feature, which I launch here: What's in a trillion? By my calculation, Lissa's share of $8.5 trillion is roughly $28,000. (That is, if you divide the entire amount by the US population, that's what you get.) I encourage other commenters to offer their own useful translations into numerical terms - like how many F16s or new high schools there are in $8.5 trillion, that sort of thing. My wife, Lissa, has been repeatedly asking for numerical translation in cases like this, prompting a new blog comment feature, which I launch here: What's in a trillion? By my calculation, Lissa's share of $8.5 trillion is roughly $28,000. (That is, if you divide the entire amount by the US population, that's what you get.) I encourage other commenters to offer their own useful translations into numerical terms – like how many F16s or new high schools there are in $8.5 trillion, that sort of thing.

]]> http://newmexicoindependent.com/11364/85-trillion-makes-it-a-great-recession-instead-of-a-great-depression#comment-10361 jfleck Tue, 02 Dec 2008 21:01:40 +0000 http://newmexicoindependent.com/?p=11364#comment-10361 My wife, Lissa, has been repeatedly asking for numerical translation in cases like this, prompting a new blog comment feature, which I launch here: What's in a trillion? By my calculation, Lissa's share of $8.5 trillion is roughly $28,000. (That is, if you divide the entire amount by the US population, that's what you get.) I encourage other commenters to offer their own useful translations into numerical terms - like how many F16s or new high schools there are in $8.5 trillion, that sort of thing. My wife, Lissa, has been repeatedly asking for numerical translation in cases like this, prompting a new blog comment feature, which I launch here: What's in a trillion? By my calculation, Lissa's share of $8.5 trillion is roughly $28,000. (That is, if you divide the entire amount by the US population, that's what you get.) I encourage other commenters to offer their own useful translations into numerical terms – like how many F16s or new high schools there are in $8.5 trillion, that sort of thing.

]]> http://newmexicoindependent.com/11364/85-trillion-makes-it-a-great-recession-instead-of-a-great-depression#comment-2726 jfleck Tue, 02 Dec 2008 20:01:40 +0000 http://newmexicoindependent.com/?p=11364#comment-2726 My wife, Lissa, has been repeatedly asking for numerical translation in cases like this, prompting a new blog comment feature, which I launch here: What's in a trillion? By my calculation, Lissa's share of $8.5 trillion is roughly $28,000. (That is, if you divide the entire amount by the US population, that's what you get.) I encourage other commenters to offer their own useful translations into numerical terms - like how many F16s or new high schools there are in $8.5 trillion, that sort of thing. My wife, Lissa, has been repeatedly asking for numerical translation in cases like this, prompting a new blog comment feature, which I launch here: What's in a trillion? By my calculation, Lissa's share of $8.5 trillion is roughly $28,000. (That is, if you divide the entire amount by the US population, that's what you get.) I encourage other commenters to offer their own useful translations into numerical terms – like how many F16s or new high schools there are in $8.5 trillion, that sort of thing.

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