Prove it or admit you're lying.It was as high as 16% in 2020 for Trump.
The inflation for the last year was 3.4%. As long as we have a strong economy, I don't think it is going to get to 2%
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Prove it or admit you're lying.It was as high as 16% in 2020 for Trump.
The inflation for the last year was 3.4%. As long as we have a strong economy, I don't think it is going to get to 2%
Why are you ignoring my simple question? Here, try again. What is the typical household income where one worker is making minimum wage?
Additionally large employees like McDonalds have their own minimum wage increases to $15+ and even those do not have minimum wage have had a lot of difficulties finding employees for less than $15 an hour.
Why are you ignoring my simple question? Here, try again. What is the typical household income where one worker is making minimum wage?
So, when the minimum wage at fast food joints goes up to $20.00, what happens to the employee who was making $20.00?
The difference between 2% and 3.5% inflation is minimal
Isn't 3.5% inflation 175% higher than what actual economists consider "normal" and safe? That being 2%.
To you, 175% higher is...minimal. How cute!The difference between 2% and 3.5% inflation is minimal
And please quote these economists claiming 2% being normal
If something cost a penny and then it costs 2centsTo you, 175% higher is...minimal. How cute!
Why does the Federal Reserve aim for inflation of 2 percent over the longer run?
The Federal Reserve Board of Governors in Washington DC.www.federalreserve.gov
If something cost a penny and then it costs 2cents
That’s a 100% increase. How much does that matter?
Again 2-3% is “normal”
And 3.5% is just slightly higher