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Join the Delaware Rail Splitter Society: Explore Jobs, Debt, and GDP Trends

The Delaware Rail Splitter Society invites all to engage in discussions about job creation, presidential terms, and critical economic indicators, including Debt to GDP comparisons. We conduct surveys to assess job statistics and explore historical job growth. Participate in quizzes covering key economic concepts and trends, and learn about the financial status of the U.S. Join us online through our Meetup or Facebook pages to become part of our community and stay informed on impactful economic issues.

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Join the Delaware Rail Splitter Society: Explore Jobs, Debt, and GDP Trends

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  1. Delaware Rail Splitter Society Welcomes all! Find us on the Web at either: Meetup: http://www.meetup.com/Delaware-Rail-Splitters-Society FaceBook: Rail Splitter Society

  2. Please Stand for the Pledge of Allegiance American Flag Waving in the Wind

  3. The Delaware Rail Splitter Society Presents: • Job creation - Presidential Terms • & • Debt / GDP comparisons

  4. Question 1 • Methodology: The jobs numbers are collected via a survey of thousands of businesses. As of 2005 how many businesses and agencies are polled? • 80k • 160k • 200k • 240k

  5. Question 2 • One problem of the above number is that it does not include: • Government Jobs • Farm Jobs • Blue Collar Jobs • White collar Jobs

  6. Question 3 • Since 1921 during which presidential term were the most jobs created (by percentage?) • 4.2 • 5.3+2.6+5.2 • 3.9 • 3.2 • Coolidge • F.D.R. • Lyndon Johnson • Jimmy Carter

  7. Question 4 • Since 1921 during which presidential term were the most jobs created (by actual numbers?) 7.4 9.9 10.3 10.8 • F.D.R • Lyndon Johnson • Jimmy Carter • Ronald Reagan

  8. Question 5 • In the entire financial history of our country the percentage of Debt to GDP was always under 70% at its highest (2008). What is it currently? • 80% • 85% • 90% • 95% (Actually 93.6% )

  9. Question 6 • What does GDP stand for? • Gross National Product • Gross Demand for Product • Gross Domestic Product • Gross Demand Percentage

  10. Question 7 • We all are aware that right now China is the leading holder of our U.S. Treasury Securities. Which country is second? • United Kingdom • Japan • Russia • Switzerland

  11. Question 8 • The official gold reserves of the U.S. has a book value currently of… • $11.6 billion • $116 billion • $1.16 trillion • $11.6 trillion

  12. Question 9 • List the following countries from high to low for the Gross debt as a percentage of GDP. • Place a number 1 to 6 in the spaces to reflect each countries' standing. • 1 is the highest percentage of debt • 6 is the lowest.

  13. Question 9 • Greece • Germany • Italy • Japan • United Kingdom • United States 2 - 130% 6 - 85% 3 - 119% 1 - 204% 5 - 94% 4 - 100%

  14. Tie Breaker I In the eight years Bush Jr. was in office the debt raised a total of 3352 billion. In 3 years Obama has raised it how much more? • 4558

  15. Rail Splitter Society of DelawareThanks you Find us on the Web at either: Meetup: http://www.meetup.com/Delaware-Rail-Splitters-Society FaceBook: Rail Splitter Society

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