how Orange County residents feel about the economy.

Orange County - There was absolutely nothing left to do , 39 year-old Mr . Berger , an office clerk , decided to sell his latest model of LED television he just purchased the other year to a well-off friend , the economic crisis steeply increasing his weekly budget deficit

I believe its the high spending we do everyday amid threats from financial meltdown that 's taking its toll on us lately ' Mr . Berger said

HYPERLINK "http /www .bls .gov /news .release /empsit .nr0 .htm )It " It is no small irony that while unemployment rate has blown only

9 .5 of the population today against the 10 in the first quarter this year , the figure could not justify how some of the residents continue to lose their jobs . What may add insult to injury is the sharp decrease in prices of U .S . Imports from 0 .5 last month to 1 .3 today , outweighing the July 2009 1 .3 decline (Bureau of Labor Statistics

Mr . Berger is just part of the growing fraction of the figure promising to outnumber those working in a cozy office . Poking his way through a small , rough tenement just a few blocks from his house , he was looking for a viable job that could stand the present economic turmoil

The number of jobless persons for over 27 weeks remained at 6 .8 million , which covers 45 .5 of the total unemployed citizens all over the country while those who are working part-time involuntarily either because they could not find full-time employment...