US Banks Vs US Economy: Predator Vs Prey Relationship

In mathematics, there is a second order differential equation which formally describes the predator-prey relationship.  Think of lions and impalas. If the population of impalas falls too fast, then there is not enough food for the lions and the lion population falls.  So, the lions have to be careful - eat enough but do not gorge or your own survival is imperiled.

Of course, if the impalas suddenly figure out a way to hide from the lions, this also imperils the lions.  In this case, the impalas will get fat and lazy over time and the lions more clever.  An equilibrium is always reached.

In the United States, the Banks have been feasting on the US economy ( consumers, savers and investors).  They have gorged and the US economy is in peril.  But now, having the economy by the throat they refuse to let go.  And their cat cousins worldwide are following suit.

An equilibrium will be reached. Who needs fat cats anyway.

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Comment by joy

2009-02-24 10:07:49

Us Bank sending letters to its cardmembers/credit card holder.
The letter was informing the customer that the US bank raised their interest rate. If they do not agree to it, it tells them to pay in full.
The greedy banks like us seems did not learn and from past and trying to cause more damage to the country.

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