Stryder50
Platinum Member
Part Two;LOLOLOL
Now I see the problem here...
You're fucking nuts.
Here's a screenshot from that BEA spreadsheet showing exactly what I posted...
... which of course is exactly what I posted since all I did was copy/paste the data from their spreadsheet and then typed in a header.
Now everyone here sees you're dumb as shit. Too stupid to navigate a link... too stupid to think I posted from my own personal spreadsheet... too stupid to scroll down in the BEA spreadsheet to the years Obama was in office. No wonder you looked at the debtclock showing 162m jobs in 2000 and didn't even think to question how we could possibly have fewer jobs in 2024 than we did in 2000.
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Because earlier DebtClock pages don't show as much data and tallies as the current one, and other data at the US Debt Clock shows declines and worsening economic situation in past couple of decades;
................. U.S. Debt Clock shows ..................................
............................................................ NOW .......................................... 2000
Not In Labor Force: 100,240,564 82,533,593
Manufacturing Jobs: 12,954,097 17,165,332
Median Income 39,677 31,967
Average New Car Price 48,989 22,440
Median New House Cost 405,973 166,274
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As we see with these sample data, new car price more than doubled, new home costs almost tripled, yet wages/income only increased about 25%.
Meanwhile less manufacturing jobs (went to China and other countries) and larger percentage not in labor force (living off of others).
One could also compare growth in Federal Debt, especially as percent of GDP; and the economic situation is even more worse.
Collectively the USA economy is in a tailspin and most citizens are grossly penalized now.