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Resolved: That the credit available to American consumers should be significantly reduced.
The topic was incorrectly worded on the NFL website this morning. A big thanks to Jason Kline for bringing this to our attention. The correct wording is:
Resolved: That the quantity of credit available to American consumers should be significantly reduced.
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that sucks. that will be the ffl states topic
ummmmmmmmm……ok.
Economics…ick
yeah…this is the topic for nj state championships and districts….big business, lots of data, and probably a few arguments about poverty…its big box all over again….seems to me the major pro argument will be the increasingh consumer debt and major neg will be companies are free to issue as much credit as they want
The topic was mistyped on NFLonline this morning. It has been fixed…
2007 March Public Forum Topic
Resolved: That the quantity of credit available to American consumers should be significantly reduced.
Yuck. Very bland (to me, at least).
This topic is so boring to me and i dont think that this should be the current topic
Well said! ;)
whoever selected this topic obviously didn’t take marcoeconomics 101
this is ffl states an nfl quals topic.
=[ lameeee.
When are the Carver Files for the March topic released?
I am proofreading them right now. They will be out later tonight.
This might just be an acceptable case, you know. It’s not like the lobbyist case, I don’t think, ‘coz it doesn’t look so biased.
It’s not the most exciting topic, true, but it may be more balanced then the previous topics have been.
hey there.
I’m debating this resolution for class currently, and im wondering if anyone is willing to send me their briefs for this topic. It would be much appreciated. — Eeva
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