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Umm okay. Is that it? That’s the best counter argument you have? Talk about pitiful lol.Real dollars is different than GDP ratio.
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Umm okay. Is that it? That’s the best counter argument you have? Talk about pitiful lol.Real dollars is different than GDP ratio.
Umm okay. Is that it? That’s the best counter argument you have? Talk about pitiful lol.
You should stop presuming that you have any idea what you're talking aboutSo you won't be helping Billy?
Do you expect me not to notice that you make up shit as you go along? That article explicitly explains to you why that ratio is needed to determine the value of revenue and what comes from it. You asking new questions you haven’t thought of before without providing your own source with FACTS might seem clever to you or whatever, but it’s something 7th graders do lol. Oh Todd. You don’t need to embarrass yourself like this.You're whining about inflation, but you don't want to use inflation adjusted dollars?
Is that because you're a moron? Or is there another reason?
Do you expect me not to notice that you make up shit as you go along? That article explicitly explains to you why that ratio is needed to determine the value of revenue and what comes from it. You asking new questions you haven’t thought of before without providing your own source with FACTS might seem clever to you or whatever, but it’s something 7th graders do lol. Oh Todd. You don’t need to embarrass yourself like this.
are you suggesting gas averaged $2/gallon. under Grifty, Simp?
You gotta be a moron.
You should stop presuming that you have any idea what you're talking about
Discretionary spending isn't indexed to inflation.
I’m sorry I wasn’t listening. What?Why are you changing the subject from inflation to GDP?
Is it because you're a moron?
If you want to adjust for inflation, adjust for inflation.
GDP not needed. Idiot.
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and current gas prices 35%+ what he was handed by Trump, Simp.
Toddy,If you’re referring to the tax receipts, that isn’t how you measure the value of real revenue. Revenue has to be computed as a percentage of GDP because of inflation. Regardless of any legislation, government programs are going to need more dollars to pay for the same shit.
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Help Billy.
For the love of Christ!!!
Again (and again and again)Hmmmmmm……
FISCAL YEAR REVENUE FY 2021 $4.05 trillion FY 2020 $3.42 trillion FY 2019 $3.46 trillion FY 2018 $3.33 trillion FY 2017 $3.32 trillion
Is 3.46 >, <, or equal to 3.42?Hmmmmmm……
FISCAL YEAR REVENUE FY 2021 $4.05 trillion FY 2020 $3.42 trillion FY 2019 $3.46 trillion FY 2018 $3.33 trillion FY 2017 $3.32 trillion
The most immediate effect is on the deficit.Again (and again and again)
Revenue always increases unless we are in a recession .
The question is… does debt increase after and because of tax cuts?
Yes
Always
Deficits are the structure of the debtThe most immediate effect is on the deficit.
That's true, but the debt accumulates at the rate of Fed auctions....it is very difficult to figure out deficit induced increases from timing effects year to year.Deficits are the structure of the debt
Not on general terms. Deficits increase and debt increases. Deficits. Lead to increased debt.That's true, but the debt accumulates at the rate of Fed auctions....it is very difficult to figure out deficit induced increases from timing effects year to year.
Toddy,
What part of the federal budget is indexed to inflation?