Welcome to another season of Blogonomics!

Don’t forget to register before February 1, 2010.

Blog entries must be 5 sentences only. The first sentence should be an introductory claim, opinion or a thesis statement. The next three sentences should be used to support your claim, opinion or thesis statement using statistical data, reliable news reports, and/or other supporting evidence. The last sentence should be a closing statement where you prove your claim or reach a conclusion.

Good luck!

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28 Responses to “Welcome to another season of Blogonomics!”

  1. jleclair09 says:

    well ms. rondon i really am not sure were i am suppost to ad this blog nor do i know were the topic to blog about is so if you read this before the 14th can you please emial me and let me know where to go and yes i was paying attention in class it was very confusing for me becuase i have never had to blog anything thank you my emial is jeffleclair32@yahoo.com

  2. avargas07 says:

    looks like my blog regestration is now complete, it took longer than i thought maybe like fifteen minutes cause i kept having to reset the password.

  3. RJoseph23 says:

    Just wanted to leave a message ensuring my registration is complete.

    Rich J.

  4. Bumble Bee says:

    Making sure my registration is completed.

    *BB*

  5. jadeypoo says:

    this seems like fun

  6. eocock01 says:

    just posting to make sure i registered correctly

  7. mkaur02 says:

    Is there a way to chage password?

  8. aoliveir04 says:

    just making sure this works

  9. aoliveir04 says:

    you can change your password by clicking the profile link

  10. jesnmar123 says:

    from work just making sure this works

  11. sflores says:

    Good Morning Everyone. I am just making sure that I have completed the registration process properly.

    Shawn Flores

  12. sweet diva says:

    making sure my registration is completed

  13. celtics09 says:

    well that was fun it took alot longer than i expected haha

  14. obds says:

    making sure i registered correctly

  15. itsz-Jniice says:

    Completed my registration =)

  16. Jcllopez08 says:

    Making sure this works thanks

  17. Matt says:

    Also just making sure this works.

  18. Man_made says:

    I’m making sure this works and out of curiosity am i going to be blogging or leaving comments?.. because i could not find a tab on the entire site that allows me to blog.

    Thanks-

  19. cmurphy03 says:

    hshwww

  20. Lisa T says:

    This is a test!

  21. g_kings says:

    i guess it worked

  22. Tchaikovsky says:

    Glad to make use of my anonymity.

  23. AOEM871 says:

    Just checking to see if it worked.

  24. 5sentences says:

    My motto is if you can’t be first be last.

  25. REDSOX says:

    just checkin

  26. Garland Janelle says:

    I

  27. lisa mcgowan says:

    I do not think the 5.7% increase in the fourth quarter will stimulate economic growth ,at least not immediately, and here is why.According to Christina Romer,President of the Council for Economic Advisors,”Without stimulus program such as “Cash for Clunkers” and first time homebuyers credit , real, GDP would have risen little”.A half a point increase did account for residential investment homebuilding, a 23.4% increase since the last quarter in 2005, according to the Wall Street Journal,but ,this was heavily influenced by builders rushing to meet the deadline for the $8,000 tax incentive provided by the government for first time homebuyers.Therefore, I do not think immediate economic growth is likely based on the statistic of the 5,7% increse in the fourth quarter.

  28. me says:

    When it comes to understanding the economy as a whole, I am still learning the fundamentals. But, from what I had read, I feel like GDP is pretty much the best way to calculate how the economy is doing. In most references I have looked into I came across a definition similar to this one,” The GDP is the primary way to calculate the size and status of that country.”Visualeconomics/ GDP vrs National Debt. This article in particular has lead me to believe that the 5.7% is an actual part of sustainable economic growth.But, were still going to be in a national debt. In order to get rid of that national debt, i feel like goverment needs to get people to consume more and for them to actually spend less money on things that are not going to benefit are economy as a whole.The Gross, Product components of GDP, dictate its actual reason for increase.

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