The Business Roundtable, an organization representing Fortune 500 CEOs, is at the heart of the Economic Elite’s power center.
The Business Roundtable: The Most Powerful Corporate Business Club Most Americans Have Never Heard of
David DeGraw, Amped Status
Fri, 12 Mar 2010 08:00:01 GMT
As I have previously explained in my financial analysis of the global economic system, in addition to my economic fact sheet below, the American market system lost approximately 0 trillion of market value during the third business quarter of 2009. And as I have already explained in previous Journal articles it’s going to take about a year for that 0 trillion of loss to be able to make its way through the entire American market system. So this of course is setting up the American market system for a second crash, which very well may take place within the next 12 to 15 business quarter’s.
That being said, the business Roundtable. It is a way for the wealthy to try to keep control of the money they have amassed and to make sure that regardless of any political activities or anything else that happens in this country that they will not have to give up their money. And as I’ve already explained, this kind of psychotic irresponsible behavior on the part of the wealthy is what is ruining the American economic system and the global economic system. Because you have these companies having to pay out such large packages for compensation for their upper-level management and executives that their compensation packages are now extremely inflationary. Furthermore, as a result of these huge compensation packages these companies have had to readjust. The cost of their goods and services so that they can get more money into their company as quickly as possible which means that the pricing of their goods and services has had to go upward in order to attract more of the wealthy and upper class as their customers. And that’s so that these companies can continue to get as much money into their company as possible. But because the upper class and the wealthy customers don’t I as often, these companies that are engaged in this practice end up without having as much cash on hand as they would like because the wealthy just don’t buy is often which means they are not providing these companies with a steady day-to-day cash flow.




