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    The Impacts of 'Hard Landing' on the US Economy

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    In twenty six pages the evolution of the US economy as considered in 2000 is explored and includes indications of a hard or soft landing as well as impacts upon such nations as Taiwan and includes an examination of D Link and how the company may plan as a result of a potential hard landing recession in order to take full advantage of the negative economic climate. There are twenty sources cited in the bibliography.

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    reaching that us often appreciated. The United States is the largest economy on the globe, so much so that there is often the accusation of the hegemony in existence, where  the US has a dominant impact on the rest of the worlds economies. In the year 2000 the US saw its economy slow down for the first time in nearly  a decade. This sounded warning bells in other countries as well as for the companies in the US. Some critics believed that the slow down in the use would have  a soft landing, meaning that there would be a slow down at a manageable pace. However, in economic history these are rare and difficult to achieve. In this paper  we will consider what the leading indicators of the time where and how they may have been interpreted, using both economic theory and reality, we will also consider the impact  this may have on another country and also on another company. I. The Indicators (Question 1) When we consider the article provided by the student that look  at why there may be a hard landing of the economy in the prediction it makes at the end of 2000 are based on the use of economic knowledge and  ideas combined with the use of accepted economic indicators. If we consider the article we can look at what the indicators used are and what this may mean in practical  terms. The first indicator that is used in the GDP. The Gross Domestic Product is a monetary value of all of the  goods and services an economy produces over a set period of time, there are also some exclusions to prevent double accounting such as the sale of second hand goods, for 

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