TheGreatGatsby
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No moron. The economy did not grow 3.2 percent with inflation adjusted. The GDP is measured in total dollars from last quarter to this quarter. "Everyone" does not know your idiotic untruth.
Furthermore, just look up GDP charts and you'll find example after f'ing example of GDP dramatically shooting up over the decades. Cos that's how GDP is consistently measured. When you do happen to come across GDP charts that measure for inflation, you'll find a chart that is more like a flat line and/or with peaks and valleys. That is never the case in your standard cherry picked GDP analysis, because it is not GDP adjusted inflation.
The fact that I consistently have to explain such a simple concept to you, makes me know that you're lying about your degree in economics. And if you do actually have a degree in economics, then that is utterly pathetic and you are disgrace to whatever school handed you that degree.
No moron. The economy did not grow 3.2 percent with inflation adjusted. The GDP is measured in total dollars from last quarter to this quarter. "Everyone" does not know your idiotic untruth.
Furthermore, just look up GDP charts and you'll find example after f'ing example of GDP dramatically shooting up over the decades. Cos that's how GDP is consistently measured. When you do happen to come across GDP charts that measure for inflation, you'll find a chart that is more like a flat line and/or with peaks and valleys. That is never the case in your standard cherry picked GDP analysis, because it is not GDP adjusted inflation.
The fact that I consistently have to explain such a simple concept to you, makes me know that you're lying about your degree in economics. And if you do actually have a degree in economics, then that is utterly pathetic and you are disgrace to whatever school handed you that degree.