OMG egg prices went down 1.50 in my area. Thank you Overlord Trump. You know may do whatever you want to our country.
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OMG egg prices went down 1.50 in my area. Thank you Overlord Trump. You know may do whatever you want to our country.
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Don't you remember, the professional economists are always wrong. We can only trust armchair "professional" economists that read magazines and stuff. They are the only ones who know.![]()
Voters blamed Biden and Harris for rising costs. Was that fair? We asked economists.
Voters blamed the Biden/Harris administration for inflation. Was that fair? We asked economists to weigh in.www.yahoo.com
The important take-away from the linked article:![]()
Voters blamed Biden and Harris for rising costs. Was that fair? We asked economists.
Voters blamed the Biden/Harris administration for inflation. Was that fair? We asked economists to weigh in.www.yahoo.com
The fact that inflation happened is correct. That it was caused by the third round of stimulus but not so much the first or second round, or factors around the world is certainly not as clear.The important take-away from the linked article:
"Some economists pilloried Biden at the time, saying the third round of stimulus relief was unnecessary, excessive and likely to overheat the economy. Many more economists say that now."
The answer is 'yes' to the question of if Biden/Harris is to blame. That isn't only right-wingers saying that. Bill Clinton's economist said at the time that Biden was going to cause inflation, and he turned out to be 100% correct.
Possibly, but it is easier to argue the first two rounds and the additional factors were necessary or unavoidable. The same cannot be said of the third round.The fact that inflation happened is correct. That it was caused by the third round of stimulus but not so much the first or second round, or factors around the world is certainly not as clear.
And so you're sticking with a third round of stimulus in the U.S. caused a massive worldwide inflation trend that affected the U.S. significantly less than the rest of the industrialized world?Possibly, but it is easier to argue the first two rounds and the additional factors were necessary or unavoidable. The same cannot be said of the third round.
I'm sticking with the idea that running the printing presses causes a devaluation of the dollar and the third round of stimulus was indefensible. They knew it was bad. They did it anyway. They deserve to be out of a job.And so you're sticking with a third round of stimulus in the U.S. caused a massive worldwide inflation trend that affected the U.S. significantly less than the rest of the industrialized world?
I'm sticking with the idea that running the printing presses causes a devaluation of the dollar and the third round of stimulus was indefensible. They knew it was bad. They did it anyway. They deserve to be out of a job.
Don't you remember, the professional economists are always wrong. We can only trust armchair "professional" economists that read magazines and stuff. They are the only ones who know.
Lol, when you put it that way.........And so you're sticking with a third round of stimulus in the U.S. caused a massive worldwide inflation trend that affected the U.S. significantly less than the rest of the industrialized world?