Kim Jong Un outmanoeuvres Donald Trump in Singapore

[Optionpro007]

https://www.washingtonpost.com/.../trump-appears-to-be-losing-his-war-on-the-media/

Trump appears to be losing his war on the media

President Trump called CNN “fake” again on Monday, but a new Monmouth University poll shows that a plurality of Americans put more trust in the network than in the president.

Trump also lost head-to-head trust comparisons with MSNBC, 45 percent to 32 percent, and Fox News, 30 percent to 20 percent.

Americans rate Trump as less trustworthy than each of the three major cable news networks despite the widely held belief that mainstream news outlets “occasionally” or even “regularly” report fake news.

are you for real? Quoting TDS WAPO? lol

 

[Max E.]

Or maybe they're trying to control inflation by printing less money, which is what the FED does.

Inflation is a product of the strength of the economy, when the economy is weak inflation is lower or negative when its the economy is stronger inflation is higher.

 

[exGOPer]

Or maybe they're trying to control inflation by printing less money, which is what the FED does.

He doesn't know that his supply side tax cuts can do that

 

[Tony Stark]

are you for real? Quoting TDS WAPO? lol

They didn't conduct the poll.

 

[Cuddles]

Inflation is a product of the strength of the economy, when the economy is weak inflation is lower or negative when its the economy is stronger inflation is higher.

Nope, the FED sets the interest rates at which bankers can borrow, which in turn set the interest rates at which we can borrow. We print more money (by lowering interest rates) to stimulate lending which grows small/medium businesses, we stop printing money when the supply gets out of hand and the economy is stabilized which was fully expected towards Obama's 2nd term.

 

[Max E.]

Nope, the FED sets the interest rates at which bankers can borrow, which in turn set the interest rates at which we can borrow. We print more money (by lowering interest rates) to stimulate lending which grows small/medium businesses, we stop printing money when the supply gets out of hand and the economy is stabilized which was fully expected towards Obama's 2nd term.

The fed has clearly shown they dont give two shits about the amount of money in the economy, they will print as much as is necessary to keep the 2% inflation goal going. You just described their function, but the bottom line is their decision to put more or less money into the economy is solely based on inflation, inflation happens in an overheated economy, in a weak economy or a recession you get deflation and then the fed floods the economy with money by lowering interest rates, and other bullshit measures like TARP. Bottom line the fed lowers interest rates, and puts more money into weak economies, they raise interest rates and take money back during strong economies.

Not sure how you misinterpreted what i said, but what i said is 100% accurate.

 

[Cuddles]

Not sure how you misinterpreted what i said, but what i said is 100% accurate.

And is almost verbatim to what I said. I just disagree that inflation is a product of the economy when we know who controls inflation.

 

[Max E.]

And is almost verbatim to what I said.

I said "Inflation is a product of the strength of the economy, when the economy is weak inflation is lower or negative when its the economy is stronger inflation is higher."

You said Nope.

So tell me where i have it wrong there.

I guess there is one situation that could be wrong, hyperinflation, or stagflation.

 

[exGOPer]

I said "Inflation is a product of the strength of the economy, when the economy is weak inflation is lower or negative when its the economy is stronger inflation is higher."

You said Nope.

So tell me where i have it wrong there.

I guess there is one situation that could be wrong, hyperinflation, or stagflation.

Because it's a multivariate time series, it's not as simple as being a function of one data set.

 

[Optionpro007]

They didn't conduct the poll.

Awesome poll.

"Trump versus Cable News The Monmouth University Poll also finds that Pres. Trump is trusted less as source of information than three cable news outlets – except if you ask Republicans."