My Economy: My Perspective On The United States

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My perspective on the United States will most likely be different than others. Everyone has the right to voice their own opinion. I believe mine has reasonable factors that deal with every day issues in America. The economy of the United States has had its ups and downs over the years. Our country needs a stable economy in order to control debt. Our main source of debt is from having other countries manufacture our goods. Debt would decrease drastically if the United States chose to manufacture goods themselves.
Another issue in the economy is citizens relying on government money to pay for everyday expenses. Some take advantage by faking illnesses and are unwilling to work. The government needs to investigate the fraud that is being committed.

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