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Changing the subject doesn't grant you any honesty points, hack.
Didn't change the subject at all.
I addressed your ridiculousness head on.
Here's the problem with your economic "Theories" is they've never worked on a large scale.
And you libertarians love to cherry pick from small countries which none of you would be caught dead in.
Not Singapore, Not Austria, Not Hong Kong..not anywhere, where it might get a little rough if things break badly.
What a joke you make. It isn't a day that goes by that America isn't compared to those same small countries by the left.
The wealthy and greedy bankers must be cleaning up....
Changing the subject doesn't grant you any honesty points, hack.
Didn't change the subject at all.
I addressed your ridiculousness head on.
Here's the problem with your economic "Theories" is they've never worked on a large scale.
And you libertarians love to cherry pick from small countries which none of you would be caught dead in.
Not Singapore, Not Austria, Not Hong Kong..not anywhere, where it might get a little rough if things break badly.
Sorry what?
The biggest consumer of American products is, guess what?
The American Government.
Congress has decided that it will "help" the economy, since 2010, by doing NOTHING.
That didn't happen during the Reagan, Bush I, or Bush II administrations.
Congress SPENT like crazy.
So? If Congress decided, tomorrow, to start acting like normal legislators? The Fed could taper off alot more quickly.
But of course, you live in Libertarian land where governments are non existent and every CEO is John Galt or Howard Rourke and carries the world on their shoulders like Atlas.
I wouldn't worry too much the sailors are still drunk:
You do know that the bill for the unnecessary wars in Iraq and Afghanistan went on the 2009 books, right? Bush didn't want to look bad before he left office.
The wealthy and greedy bankers must be cleaning up....
What about everyone else (54% of Americans) who have investments ??????
I wonder how many times this ignorant assumption that only wealthy people have investments is going to get trotted out?
I guess once for every ignorant poster.....
So Sallow, do you think the recovery is now self-sustaining, meaning the Fed can now taper and end its intervention?
At this point?
No.
Some tapering is a good thing, but the fed probably has to keep it going for a bit.
A combination of job gains and a shrinking labor force have lowered the unemployment rate from a peak of 10 percent in October 2009.
The decrease in labor force participation partly reflects the aging of the U.S. population, but Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen has argued it is also due to discouraged job seekers
U.S. jobs growth likely to be relatively strong in June | Reuters
The economy must fail crowd chimes in
So Sallow, do you think the recovery is now self-sustaining, meaning the Fed can now taper and end its intervention?
At this point?
No.
Some tapering is a good thing, but the fed probably has to keep it going for a bit.
Some? For a bit? It's not a self sustaining system in the first place. And the debt will come due when that 4+ trillion balance sheet has its inevitable recourse.
Didn't change the subject at all.
I addressed your ridiculousness head on.
Here's the problem with your economic "Theories" is they've never worked on a large scale.
And you libertarians love to cherry pick from small countries which none of you would be caught dead in.
Not Singapore, Not Austria, Not Hong Kong..not anywhere, where it might get a little rough if things break badly.
What a joke you make. It isn't a day that goes by that America isn't compared to those same small countries by the left.
Okay.
Today is 07/03/2014.
Link a column making a comparison between America and Singapore/Austria/Hong Kong - where the writer is saying we'd be better off if only we adopted <FILL IN LIBERAL POLICY>
At this point?
No.
Some tapering is a good thing, but the fed probably has to keep it going for a bit.
Some? For a bit? It's not a self sustaining system in the first place. And the debt will come due when that 4+ trillion balance sheet has its inevitable recourse.
It's self sustaining if provisioned correctly.
As in government outlays are matched by what it takes in.
Problem is that, for the most part? Politicians promise the moon for free.
So Sallow, do you think the recovery is now self-sustaining, meaning the Fed can now taper and end its intervention?
At this point?
No.
Some tapering is a good thing, but the fed probably has to keep it going for a bit.
Some? For a bit? It's not a self sustaining system in the first place. And the debt will come due when that 4+ trillion balance sheet has its inevitable recourse.
At this point?
No.
Some tapering is a good thing, but the fed probably has to keep it going for a bit.
Some? For a bit? It's not a self sustaining system in the first place. And the debt will come due when that 4+ trillion balance sheet has its inevitable recourse.
It's self sustaining if provisioned correctly.
As in government outlays are matched by what it takes in.
Problem is that, for the most part? Politicians promise the moon for free.
Record Number of Americans Not in Labor Force in June | CNS News
The number of Americans 16 and older who did not participate in the labor force climbed to a record high of 92,120,000 in June, according to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS)
There's your lower unemployment rate.
What a joke you make. It isn't a day that goes by that America isn't compared to those same small countries by the left.
Okay.
Today is 07/03/2014.
Link a column making a comparison between America and Singapore/Austria/Hong Kong - where the writer is saying we'd be better off if only we adopted <FILL IN LIBERAL POLICY>
http://www.usmessageboard.com/polit...-the-worst-maternity-leave-laws-on-earth.html