Considered the $787 billion stimulus bill simply delivered money to friends and family of Democrats and did nothing to improve the economy. This can hardly be considered an accomplishment.
Holy....that was...quite a press conference.
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Considered the $787 billion stimulus bill simply delivered money to friends and family of Democrats and did nothing to improve the economy. This can hardly be considered an accomplishment.
...other than save it.
Trump bullied his way to a few manufacturing job concessions thats all he has accomplished so far in his first month. Here you go, so that even you understand. I don't expect you to comprehend more complex issues. That would be above your pay grade.
But hey, awesome accomplishments on the job side, America starts picking up the manufacturing job that even Bangladesh does not want anymore. All the while China is creating top jobs in the bio sciences and AI and IT sectors just across the border from Shenzhen. You appear more and more exactly like the type who lost his manufacturing job and wants back the old. Way to go pal.
But hey, awesome accomplishments on the job side, America starts picking up the manufacturing job that even Bangladesh does not want anymore. All the while China is creating top jobs in the bio sciences and AI and IT sectors just across the border from Shenzhen. You appear more and more exactly like the type who lost his manufacturing job and wants back the old. Way to go pal.
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Above my pay grade, and I'm the one using grammar and language that actually means something. I see.
Trump threatened an unspecified tax on countries who ship jobs abroad and want to bring their products back to the states. The CEOs that took him for his word made an economic decision - that in doing so would be less expensive than continuing to ship jobs abroad and pay a tax on repatriation of products. To suggest this isn't an economic decision shows a clear lack of understanding of economics.
Trump "bullied" these CEOs with an economic penalty. It's not like he threatened to beat them up on the playground, and they acquiesced.
But hey, awesome accomplishments on the job side, America starts picking up the manufacturing job that even Bangladesh does not want anymore. All the while China is creating top jobs in the bio sciences and AI and IT sectors just across the border from Hong Kong. You appear more and more exactly like the type who lost his manufacturing job and wants back the old. Way to go pal. Your country is on the decline and you can bicker and cry as much as you want nothing is gonna change that. This is the century of the dragon and you can hate that fact as much as you like.
Lol, sure it makes economic sense given you have an import tax of 20 or 30 percent. And you are too dumb to see that the American consumer is gonna eat that dent in balance sheets? You are seriously confused. Or maybe you just don't understand economics 101
You throw around statements so randomly and haphazardly that we are supposed to accept as fact. America starts picking up manufacturing jobs that even Bangladesh does not want anymore. Do you have specific examples with any backup to support such a wild statement?
Edit: I'd like to respond to your two posts since you have a hard time condensing your thoughts into one response:
So now, after you've stated the CEOs were bullied and didn't make economic decisions, and were shown how incorrect that is, you do your little dance and shift topics to the consumer. We weren't talking about the consumer and the effects therein. But since you want to, let's discuss.
Where margin compression occurs, it will. Where it can't, price will rise. More employment domestically will allow prices to rise as wage inflation takes hold (assuming it takes hold).
Does that mean the consumer will take the price increase? Perhaps. But they'll be employed. A 30% price increase now that you have a job is much better than a flat price while you are unemployed.
Your country is on the decline and you can bickerand cry as much as you want nothing is gonna change that. This is the century of the dragon and you can hate that fact as much as you like. You have to work very very hard to maintain a number 2 slot.
Yes I do. And you would know had you any knowledge of current global developments. China does not even produce garments anymore yet you pat yourself on the shoulder for having saved a few refrigerator and aircon assembly jobs. Look at your average Joe cars on your roads. A frigging joke in international comparison. But hey, you are probably also proud when your kid gets a C grade in school. Lol.
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