The President with the worst average unemployment rate since World War II is?

There are actually countries that have virtually zero recessions.
We have had very few recessions ( one);when democrats are in control of the admin. It’s not rocket science. You simply stop letting the big business lobbies write the President’s budget proposals. Huge tax cuts and/ or massive deregulations, then get out if the way is the agenda for recessions.
 
We have had very few recessions ( one);when democrats are in control of the admin. It’s not rocket science. You simply stop letting the big business lobbies write the President’s budget proposals. Huge tax cuts and/ or massive deregulations, then get out if the way is the agenda for recessions.

We have had very few recessions ( one);when democrats are in control of the admin.

WTF are you talking about?
Carter had a recession, Truman had one. FDR had a couple of big ones.
Wilson had a couple.
 
We have had very few recessions ( one);when democrats are in control of the admin.

WTF are you talking about?
Carter had a recession, Truman had one. FDR had a couple of big ones.
Wilson had a couple.
My contention was in modern times dufus.
 
Deadwood ? Bankruptcies are a good to you…?? ..if a small business can‘t make payroll, the can fold. The big businesses get bailed.
/——-/ Yes, bankruptcies can be a good thing. Obviously you know nothing about businesses.

Once considered a financial death sentence, bankruptcy has become a tunnel to dig out from under mountains of debt.​

  • Filing for bankruptcy can have profound financial implications, but debtors sometimes find benefits in the process.
  • There are six types of bankruptcy, and each one applies to specific cases.
  • Once a debtor files for bankruptcy, debt collectors can no longer contact them about owed funds.
  • This article is for business owners and other individuals who want to learn about the benefits and disadvantages of filing for bankruptcy.
 
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/——-/ Yes, bankruptcies can be a good thing. Obviously you know nothing about businesses.

Once considered a financial death sentence, bankruptcy has become a tunnel to dig out from under mountains of debt.​

  • Filing for bankruptcy can have profound financial implications, but debtors sometimes find benefits in the process.
  • There are six types of bankruptcy, and each one applies to specific cases.
  • Once a debtor files for bankruptcy, debt collectors can no longer contact them about owed funds.
  • This article is for business owners and other individuals who want to learn about the benefits and disadvantages of filing for bankruptcy.
Ha ha….
spoken like someone who doesn’t give a shit about the employees. All you want to do is talk about a mismanaged small business but not the plethora of small businesses who ARE Managed correctly but go under due to financial changes beyond their control. Hilarious….
Everything is good ? . We are talking about the unusual bankruptcies by the over 3/4 of the employees who lost their jobs and were in middle class during the Bush fiasco. That was “ good” ? Obviously you don’t get it. They lost their employee based healthcare which forced the formation of the ACA.
 
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Trump was responsible for mismanaging the covid economy, whereas Biden (as most Americans know) is doing a good job in getting us back on an even keel.

That consumer spending remains high with the great number of jobs being created with wage increases slowing is good news.

The last 2 quarters Trump was in the White House had huge real GDP growth.
How does that make him responsible for Biden's negative GDP quarters in 2022?
 
The last 2 quarters Trump was in the White House had huge real GDP growth.
How does that make him responsible for Biden's negative GDP quarters in 2022?
Trying to catch for the gigantic failures of the first two quarters. Yeah, he mismanaged the economy.

Trump is a loser. Every Dem in the entire multiverse is hoping he is the GoP candidate for President.
 
The last 2 quarters Trump was in the White House had huge real GDP growth.
How does that make him responsible for Biden's negative GDP quarters in 2022?

GDP was lower in Q4 of 2020, Trump's last quarter in office, than it was in Q4 of 2019.
 
Ha ha….
spoken like someone who doesn’t give a shit about the employees. All you want to do is talk about a mismanaged small business but not the plethora of small businesses who ARE Managed correctly but go under due to financial changes beyond their control. Hilarious….
Everything is good ? . We are talking about the unusual bankruptcies by the over 3/4 of the employees who lost their jobs and were in middle class during the Bush fiasco. That was “ good” ? Obviously you don’t get it. They lost their employee based healthcare which forced the formation of the ACA.
/—-/ And how do you save a company from going out of business? Is that your solution? Bankruptcy gives the company a second chance. But you’re too stupid to understand.
 
Trump was responsible for mismanaging the covid economy, whereas Biden (as most Americans know) is doing a good job in getting us back on an even keel.

That consumer spending remains high with the great number of jobs being created with wage increases slowing is good news.
/——-/ Mismanaged how? Used the military to force governors to keep their state economies open? How? Dumbass? Exploit.
 
/—-/ And how do you save a company from going out of business? Is that your solution? Bankruptcy gives the company a second chance. But you’re too stupid to understand.
You’re trying to conflate bankruptcies during severe recessions with those during other economic times. .
YOU‘RE too stoooopid to get it.
“the end of the fourth quarter of 2007, the national Chapter 7 bankruptcy rate had reached 1.7 filings per 1,000 people, which is a 95.8 percent increase from the 0.9 filings per 1,000 people at the end of the first quarter of 2006, the first complete quarter after BAPCPA took effect. Similarly, the national Chapter 13 bankruptcy rate stood at 1.1 filings per 1,000 people in the fourth quarter of 2007, a 62.2 percent increase from 0.7 filings per 1,000 people in the first quarter of 2006.
 
You’re trying to conflate bankruptcies during severe recessions with those during other economic times. .
YOU‘RE too stoooopid to get it.
“the end of the fourth quarter of 2007, the national Chapter 7 bankruptcy rate had reached 1.7 filings per 1,000 people, which is a 95.8 percent increase from the 0.9 filings per 1,000 people at the end of the first quarter of 2006, the first complete quarter after BAPCPA took effect. Similarly, the national Chapter 13 bankruptcy rate stood at 1.1 filings per 1,000 people in the fourth quarter of 2007, a 62.2 percent increase from 0.7 filings per 1,000 people in the first quarter of 2006.
/——-/ Two choices - employees lose their jobs when a business fails/ or has a chance to keep their jobs when the company emerges from bankruptcy. Your choice Mr Compassionate.
 

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