Non-wage earners such as the homeless walk into stores, pick up what they need, then walk out. Homeless people are above the law, just like democrats!Food prices continue to soar, with little hope in sight. Those with fixed income, or lower to mid range wage earners are feeling the crunch the most. The price expected jump from 2022 to 2023 ....... 10% - 15%!!!
Grocery store prices aren't coming down anytime soon | CNN
Some sobering news for US shoppers: There's little relief in sight on grocery store bills.www.cnn.com
Why politicized the point… TRUMP appointed him.Trump nominee Powell overwhelmingly confirmed as Fed chair
Powell joined the Fed board in 2012 as an Obama appointee.www.politico.com
Destroy it, then “reset” it. Everything they do and say points in that direction.And the MSM, Social Media and Universities to co-sign on their BS and deny reality.
American Marxism.
You do understand that seven board of governors vote on theses jackass economic policies and Trump appointed 5 of the current voting governors.he implement liberal “jack a s s” economic policy.
“Inflation is always a monetary issue.” Milton Friedman.Today, the globe is operating under diminished purchasing power, resulting from supply issues associated with the pandemic, war, and climate change.
Moon: you are misquoting Friedman. He wrote that inflation is a monetary phenomenon.“Inflation is always a monetary issue.” Milton Friedman.
The horse has left the barn, so there are only 2 tools available, massively reduce federal spending, and raise interest rates to cool the economy.
Drill for more oil, renewables cannot run an industrial economy, EVER.
Go to a flat tax.
His quote and I got it right, along with the cure. I wish you were smarter, but you aren’t. Did you graduate from high school? An accredited actual high school? Your use of the English language is borderline infantile. Is there a remedial learning center near you? Make use of it, for your own good sake. Please.Moon: you are misquoting Friedman. He wrote that inflation is a monetary phenomenon.
Instead of butchering Friedman’s quote and taking it out of context, it would be helpful if you put the full quote in context of Friedman’s theory of the money supply.
Friedman was a constant critic of the Fed’s mandate, believing that by maintaining a constant increase of M2 equal to the annual growth of the real GDP, price levels would remain relatively unchanged. In his seminal work “studies in the quantity theory of money,” he argued that the growth of M2 increases prices, but has little effect on output. By maintaining a constant increase in M2 you could manage inflation beyond what is necessary to avoid deflation.
First, it would be helpful if you realized that the Fed’s mandate is symmetrical. The goal isn’t 2% inflation as a floor and ceiling, it is monetary policy that moves inflation towards 2% on a continuous basis.
If the government engages in a massive federal spending reduction program, rural America vanishes as we know it. 24.8 million rural families receive tax credits totaling $50.7b. Is this the governments spending that you want to cut; or just food stamps?
Unless you want to cut mandatory spending, you are going to discover that most program cuts will add to the US poverty levels primarily in rural red states.
Drilling for more oil has zero impact on gasoline prices or oil prices. Oil prices are controlled by an oligopoly and refining capabilities. The last significant new refinery went online in 1977. Maybe, you should figure out why nobody has built significant refining capabilities for 50 years?
you just proved that you know nothing about economics, money, banking, or taxes
His quote and I got it right, along with the cure.
3rd Slide: I find it funny that you guys believe Friedman adopted your party’s viewpoint, when in fact, it is your party that took shiny objects from Friedman.Don’t listen to Gary B’s warped economic perspective, it’s a crock.
Blah, blah, blah. You use so many words to say nothing.3rd Slide: I find it funny that you guys believe Friedman adopted your party’s viewpoint, when in fact, it is your party that took shiny objects from Friedman.
Friedman is a die hard globalist, as are most Monetarists. Friedman believed in a floating currency, which comes into direct conflict with your Trumpian view of Nationalism, protectionism, and balance of trade.
Friedman wrote a book about the nominal stock of money versus the real demand determining the price. You guys have distilled his scientific study down to one quote (shiny object); and then, you attack anyone who disagrees with your laughable conclusions.
Historians are going to write that between 2008 - 2021 the nominal stock of money increased exponentially, at the same time that the world adopted Nationalism, engaged in a global trade war, experienced pandemics, and supply shocks. The result was a global central bank effort to reduce the growth of M2 via open market operations. End of story pending…
The market isn’t setting wages, big government is setting wages. A family of four can collect nearly $45K in welfare.We went through a very extended period where many jobs were outsourced to foreign countries and including almost all manufacturing. At the same time most private unions were ended and we increased immigration and we refused to raise the minimum wage. Wages were stagnant for a very long time. Those days are way behind us now. Really do not think we will ever see 2% inflation again. Will a young person making $18 an hour keep his job over a .36 cent raise after one year. Not anymore. Too many better opportunities out there now.
I heard a lot of people calling for the market to set wages. Well you got it now.
But Powell thinks housing is the major cause of inflation. So rates keep going up.Housing market getting killed. Sellers taking their properties off the market. Modest $500,000 house with $100,000 down payment has monthly mortgage OVER $3,000/month. Just fu*cking WOW! Stupid biden regime has priced out the average American from buying a house. Even 60% of households with six-digit incomes in the $200,000 range are living paycheck to paycheck! Holy crap
Democrats and biden voters chose poorly. In fact, because of biden they are poorer today than two years ago under the Trump Administration's robust economy where even people with only a high school education were flourishing.
The Fed employs the PCE, which measures rents less owner expenses in its calculations. Home prices are not evaluated in the Fed’s model.But Powell thinks housing is the major cause of inflation. So rates keep going up.
Good choice! The Alice satire was based on Carroll’s Elementary Treatise on Determinants. The inversions and mirror images in the fictional book come directly from Carroll’s “the sum of of the products of a square block of quantities.”GaryB? Is that you?
Why, why yes, it is I. Come, come join me down the rabbit hole...
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This is bad, and it’s on Biden. He’s done everything he can to destroy the US energy industry, and turned the influence that the US used to have in the world over to OPEC. Now we are once again under their thumb. Biden’s media will downplay it though. And Biden has now turned to American oil companies to try to help him, who just a short while ago he was openly hostile towards and was denying them permits.Welp, our buddies at OPEC are cutting oil production by 2 million barrels per day. Old Yeller joe's decision to kill America's energy industry has revived the nuisance that is OPEC. How humiliating for old joe that he went begging the House of Saudi for oil and got rejected. Meanwhile, because of less oil and gas on the market Bangladesh's energy grid crashed and out went the lights into darkness. Have you seen enough of green energy policies? Good, then you cannot vote democrat. Face it, TDS sufferers, President Trump did a superior job running the country. Take out the fake news factor propaganda and Trump hysteria hair-on-fire absurdities and The Donald's likeness with a MAGA letters chain around his neck would be carved onto Mt. Rushmore
Biden is using the reserve to artificially manipulate the market. People who have done that have gone to prison.This is bad, and it’s on Biden. He’s done everything he can to destroy the US energy industry, and turned the influence that the US used to have in the world over to OPEC. Now we are once again under their thumb. Biden’s media will downplay it though. And Biden has now turned to American oil companies to try to help him, who just a short while ago he was openly hostile towards and was denying them permits.
Also, In an effort to reduce the impact on the upcoming midterms, Biden has now released ANOTHER 10 million barrels from the Strategic Reserve, despite already releasing 180 million barrels, bringing it to its lowest level in 40 years.
The Strategic Petroleum Reserve is necessary so that we can weather crude supply emergencies, such as those created by natural disasters, and to fuel our armed forces should we have to fight a war. It is NOT there to feed a very short term effect on oil prices before an election in an effort to get Biden’s cronies re-elected.
Meanwhile, because of less oil and gas on the market Bangladesh's energy grid crashed and out went the lights into darkness.
Biden is using the reserve to artificially manipulate the market. People who have done that have gone to prison.
The US economy is $19.92 trillion. $200 billion over 2 years is the equivalent of Apple’s earnings over the same period. You need to get a gripe.Biden failed energy policies cost the United States economy $200 billion dollars over two years.
Actually, Trump’s economy shrank $500.6 billion in 2020. NEVER?This never would have happened in the Trump Administration. NEVER.
MAKE GOOD DEALS.
That's kind of hilarious, the entire world was pouring money into the US during his run....and we weren't sending 100's of billions of dollars to one of the most corrupt countries in the world to edge close to nuclear disaster.....its hilarious when democrats talk of anything good right nowBangladesh is one of the largest producers of natural gas globally. Their energy grid operates on the natural gas that they produce.
Try again
In March 2020, Trump attempted to buy 77 million barrels of oil to lift oil prices going into the election. Another Grand Jury?
The US economy is $19.92 trillion. $200 billion over 2 years is the equivalent of Apple’s earnings over the same period. You need to get a gripe.
Actually, Trump’s economy shrank $500.6 billion in 2020. NEVER?
Trump is the only president in history to have a net loss in foreign domestic investment. It is simply incredible that the Global GDP leader would experience a net drain of FDI, but somehow Trump owns the record.
Sorry, but your claim is simply moronic. Literally, the entire world stopped investing in the US because of the uncertainty in Trump’s policies.
Trump’s stated objective was to reduce the trade deficit through the negotiation of more favorable bi-lateral agreements. He failed to negotiate a single new bilateral agreement and the deficit increased by $130 billion.
If you live in a foreign country and want to pour money into the US, the first thing that you would do is exchange your foreign currency for USD. Over time, the increased demand for USD would increase the value of the dollar. But, the dollar index fell from 102 to 88 over Trump’s tenure, suggesting that foreign investors sold dollars, as they divested their domestic holdings.That's kind of hilarious, the entire world was pouring money into the US during his run....
Five NATO countries share borders with Russia. While you might believe that the US should allow Ukraine to fold, helping them seems like a less expensive strategy than deploying US troops to occupy the five NATO nations...and we weren't sending 100's of billions of dollars to one of the most corrupt countries in the world to edge close to nuclear disaster.....
Ah, the magic "one of the largest" phrase. It has no definition, of course, but that's okay. If you mean it cracks the top 30, at number 29 in the world, then sure, it's possible to call number 29 "one of the largest."Bangladesh is one of the largest producers of natural gas globally. Their energy grid operates on the natural gas that they produce.
Try again