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This 10 page paper presents a position paper for Al Gore in respect to a speech he is scheduled to make in 2000 as Vice President. Attention is paid to Gore's candidacy as well as current position as second in command. Issues addressed are economic and project how the economy will be doing through 2005. Gore's philosophy is compared with others and issues such as Social Security, inflation, and monetary policy are included. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
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he will make assumptions about how the economy will do during the next five years. Thus, the speech would include the period from approximately 2000 through 2005. It is likely
that he will address key economic considerations such as unemployment, inflation, interest rates and GDP growth as well as the national debt. He will likely consider how other governmental
institutions see the matter, although he may not agree with those positions. Before delving into the economic specificities, a student writing on this subject will want to be sure to
comprehend Gores political life and his position on many things. He has not been the most popular politician in recent times. He has been called everything from a wooden puppet
to a southern-style preacher. Jokes are plentiful, but the good looking, middle aged presidential candidate seems unscathed by the uncomplimentary rhetoric. As he runs for the presidency, it is likely
that his speech will reflect things which might help him gain votes. In addition to the political aspects, one must understand that underlying many of his ideas is the assumption
that the people are polluting the Earth and that conservation is of utmost importance. That being said, the fundamental issues that Gore should address is consistent with President Clintons position,
as well as the position of the democratic party. The macroeconomic problems the economy might experience in the next 5 years seem to be few. Based on
econometric models which have been created by The Perryman Group, for example, which focused on a regional area, projected that the future through 2025, in respect to indicators
like real gross product (RGP or output), real personal income by place of residence, population growth, retail sales and industrial sector performances, the future is bright (Perryman 1C). Real
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