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The solution to poverty is to get a job, and in today's economy, anyone who wants a job can get a job. In economic terms, labor is a resource, and wages are determined by supply and demand, just as the price of other resources are. We have an historically low level of unemployment, 3.7%, virtually full employment, and this will cause wages to rise naturally.a fifteen dollar an hour minimum wage and unemployment compensation for simply being unemployed solves simple poverty in that market friendly manner. you can't get more market friendly than that with our form of Government.People who are working don't need much in the way of social services. In addition, lowering tax rates and other Trump policies has increased investment in the US economy and a growing economy will produce increased tax revenues. The combination of a growing economy and a lower need for social services should increasingly offset the initial decrease in tax revenues and lower the deficit over the next several years.only in right wing fantasy.No, what we need is what President Trump has given us, a robust economy in which anyone who wants a job can find one and a labor market so tight, wages will rise naturally as employers compete for the best workers and unemployment has become a lifestyle choice.solving simple poverty would render this case study a non-issue.
we really just need a fifteen dollar an hour minimum wage and unemployment compensation at fourteen dollars an hour.
social services cost a lot. simplifying Government can lower that tax burden.
Still waiting for wages to riseNo, what we need is what President Trump has given us, a robust economy in which anyone who wants a job can find one and a labor market so tight, wages will rise naturally as employers compete for the best workers and unemployment has become a lifestyle choice.solving simple poverty would render this case study a non-issue.
we really just need a fifteen dollar an hour minimum wage and unemployment compensation at fourteen dollars an hour.
The reason we have poverty is the jobs pay like shit and the government still has to subsidize wagesThe solution to poverty is to get a job, and in today's economy, anyone who wants a job can get a job. In economic terms, labor is a resource, and wages are determined by supply and demand, just as the price of other resources are. We have an historically low level of unemployment, 3.7%, virtually full employment, and this will cause wages to rise naturally.a fifteen dollar an hour minimum wage and unemployment compensation for simply being unemployed solves simple poverty in that market friendly manner. you can't get more market friendly than that with our form of Government.People who are working don't need much in the way of social services. In addition, lowering tax rates and other Trump policies has increased investment in the US economy and a growing economy will produce increased tax revenues. The combination of a growing economy and a lower need for social services should increasingly offset the initial decrease in tax revenues and lower the deficit over the next several years.only in right wing fantasy.No, what we need is what President Trump has given us, a robust economy in which anyone who wants a job can find one and a labor market so tight, wages will rise naturally as employers compete for the best workers and unemployment has become a lifestyle choice.solving simple poverty would render this case study a non-issue.
we really just need a fifteen dollar an hour minimum wage and unemployment compensation at fourteen dollars an hour.
social services cost a lot. simplifying Government can lower that tax burden.
If you recall, each month Obama's Labor Department cautioned us that the drop in unemployment was due, at least in part to so many Americans dropping out of the labor force out of despair of ever finding a decent job, and now all those people have come back to the labor force to find jobs, thus swelling the ranks of job seekers and slowing down the rise in wages. A loyal American would be celebrating our new prosperity instead of yearning for the bad old days under Obama.Still waiting for wages to riseNo, what we need is what President Trump has given us, a robust economy in which anyone who wants a job can find one and a labor market so tight, wages will rise naturally as employers compete for the best workers and unemployment has become a lifestyle choice.solving simple poverty would render this case study a non-issue.
we really just need a fifteen dollar an hour minimum wage and unemployment compensation at fourteen dollars an hour.
How could an economy with 3.7 percent unemployment and an almost fifty percent cut in corporate taxes only see a wage increase of 2.7 percent?
That makes no economic sense at all, but I understand it gets your social justice juices flowing, so you are saying to hell with the economy, which in the long run means to hell with the workers you are pretending to care about.The reason we have poverty is the jobs pay like shit and the government still has to subsidize wagesThe solution to poverty is to get a job, and in today's economy, anyone who wants a job can get a job. In economic terms, labor is a resource, and wages are determined by supply and demand, just as the price of other resources are. We have an historically low level of unemployment, 3.7%, virtually full employment, and this will cause wages to rise naturally.a fifteen dollar an hour minimum wage and unemployment compensation for simply being unemployed solves simple poverty in that market friendly manner. you can't get more market friendly than that with our form of Government.People who are working don't need much in the way of social services. In addition, lowering tax rates and other Trump policies has increased investment in the US economy and a growing economy will produce increased tax revenues. The combination of a growing economy and a lower need for social services should increasingly offset the initial decrease in tax revenues and lower the deficit over the next several years.only in right wing fantasy.No, what we need is what President Trump has given us, a robust economy in which anyone who wants a job can find one and a labor market so tight, wages will rise naturally as employers compete for the best workers and unemployment has become a lifestyle choice.
social services cost a lot. simplifying Government can lower that tax burden.
Time to start taxing employers higher who do not pay a higher wage
Trump told us labor force participation was a huge problem. It isn't any better so it must still be a huge problem.By almost any measurable metric the United States is flourishing. And in some areas it isn't just flourishing it is stampeding.
I will grant you that the debt/spending is a huge problem but at least the country as a whole is reaping rewards from it this time. Usually they spend boatloads and we get buptkis out of it (see Obama)
The threat of tariffs and ending trade agreements has even had some positive outcomes so far (Mexico & Canada)
Now I expect you to howl about families split up at the border (while pretending this was new to Trump) and the debt of course but policy wise you got no winning message.
Still waiting for wages to riseNo, what we need is what President Trump has given us, a robust economy in which anyone who wants a job can find one and a labor market so tight, wages will rise naturally as employers compete for the best workers and unemployment has become a lifestyle choice.solving simple poverty would render this case study a non-issue.
we really just need a fifteen dollar an hour minimum wage and unemployment compensation at fourteen dollars an hour.
How could an economy with 3.7 percent unemployment and an almost fifty percent cut in corporate taxes only see a wage increase of 2.7 percent?
tax cut economics are unsustainable; at some point, we run out of the Other People's money.Because they don't have the mental capacity to recognize right Vs wrong, good Vs evil, trivial Vs lies, success Vs failure.
a fifteen dollar an hour minimum wage; capitalism is about paying for labor force participation as public policy.Trump told us labor force participation was a huge problem. It isn't any better so it must still be a huge problem.By almost any measurable metric the United States is flourishing. And in some areas it isn't just flourishing it is stampeding.
I will grant you that the debt/spending is a huge problem but at least the country as a whole is reaping rewards from it this time. Usually they spend boatloads and we get buptkis out of it (see Obama)
The threat of tariffs and ending trade agreements has even had some positive outcomes so far (Mexico & Canada)
Now I expect you to howl about families split up at the border (while pretending this was new to Trump) and the debt of course but policy wise you got no winning message.
Impressive wall that Mexico paid for...and H. Clinton in prison ......By almost any measurable metric the United States is flourishing. And in some areas it isn't just flourishing it is stampeding.
I will grant you that the debt/spending is a huge problem but at least the country as a whole is reaping rewards from it this time. Usually they spend boatloads and we get buptkis out of it (see Obama)
The threat of tariffs and ending trade agreements has even had some positive outcomes so far (Mexico & Canada)
Now I expect you to howl about families split up at the border (while pretending this was new to Trump) and the debt of course but policy wise you got no winning message.
gossip? their tax cut economics policies are capitally worthless under Any form of Capitalism if they don't cover spending.Impressive wall that Mexico paid for...and H. Clinton in prison ......By almost any measurable metric the United States is flourishing. And in some areas it isn't just flourishing it is stampeding.
I will grant you that the debt/spending is a huge problem but at least the country as a whole is reaping rewards from it this time. Usually they spend boatloads and we get buptkis out of it (see Obama)
The threat of tariffs and ending trade agreements has even had some positive outcomes so far (Mexico & Canada)
Now I expect you to howl about families split up at the border (while pretending this was new to Trump) and the debt of course but policy wise you got no winning message.
Still waiting for wages to riseNo, what we need is what President Trump has given us, a robust economy in which anyone who wants a job can find one and a labor market so tight, wages will rise naturally as employers compete for the best workers and unemployment has become a lifestyle choice.solving simple poverty would render this case study a non-issue.
we really just need a fifteen dollar an hour minimum wage and unemployment compensation at fourteen dollars an hour.
How could an economy with 3.7 percent unemployment and an almost fifty percent cut in corporate taxes only see a wage increase of 2.7 percent?
Impressive that you have nothing of substance to offer.Impressive wall that Mexico paid for...and H. Clinton in prison ......By almost any measurable metric the United States is flourishing. And in some areas it isn't just flourishing it is stampeding.
I will grant you that the debt/spending is a huge problem but at least the country as a whole is reaping rewards from it this time. Usually they spend boatloads and we get buptkis out of it (see Obama)
The threat of tariffs and ending trade agreements has even had some positive outcomes so far (Mexico & Canada)
Now I expect you to howl about families split up at the border (while pretending this was new to Trump) and the debt of course but policy wise you got no winning message.
gossip? their tax cut economics policies are capitally worthless under Any form of Capitalism if they don't cover spending.Impressive wall that Mexico paid for...and H. Clinton in prison ......By almost any measurable metric the United States is flourishing. And in some areas it isn't just flourishing it is stampeding.
I will grant you that the debt/spending is a huge problem but at least the country as a whole is reaping rewards from it this time. Usually they spend boatloads and we get buptkis out of it (see Obama)
The threat of tariffs and ending trade agreements has even had some positive outcomes so far (Mexico & Canada)
Now I expect you to howl about families split up at the border (while pretending this was new to Trump) and the debt of course but policy wise you got no winning message.
And I can 100% guarantee there will NOT BE AN "ecomomic" bubble!Trumpanzees are praying the ecomomic bubble doesn't pop before 2020.
You do realize that 13 million americans entered the labor force under the Great Obama.......numbers Crooked Donnie can only dream aboutIf you recall, each month Obama's Labor Department cautioned us that the drop in unemployment was due, at least in part to so many Americans dropping out of the labor force out of despair of ever finding a decent job, and now all those people have come back to the labor force to find jobs, thus swelling the ranks of job seekers and slowing down the rise in wages. A loyal American would be celebrating our new prosperity instead of yearning for the bad old days under Obama.Still waiting for wages to riseNo, what we need is what President Trump has given us, a robust economy in which anyone who wants a job can find one and a labor market so tight, wages will rise naturally as employers compete for the best workers and unemployment has become a lifestyle choice.solving simple poverty would render this case study a non-issue.
we really just need a fifteen dollar an hour minimum wage and unemployment compensation at fourteen dollars an hour.
How could an economy with 3.7 percent unemployment and an almost fifty percent cut in corporate taxes only see a wage increase of 2.7 percent?
Sadly, they doPeople who are working don't need much in the way of social services. In addition, lowering tax rates and other Trump policies has increased investment in the US economy and a growing economy will produce increased tax revenues. The combination of a growing economy and a lower need for social services should increasingly offset the initial decrease in tax revenues and lower the deficit over the next several years.only in right wing fantasy.No, what we need is what President Trump has given us, a robust economy in which anyone who wants a job can find one and a labor market so tight, wages will rise naturally as employers compete for the best workers and unemployment has become a lifestyle choice.solving simple poverty would render this case study a non-issue.
we really just need a fifteen dollar an hour minimum wage and unemployment compensation at fourteen dollars an hour.
social services cost a lot. simplifying Government can lower that tax burden.
