[AMV] #1004 Mar-a-Lago Search & Seizure Day!

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Op dinsdag 9 augustus 2022 07:54 schreef datismijnmening het volgende:

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Amerikanen geven niks om Jan6.

Het gaat om de economie, CRT en transideologie op scholen.
Toegegeven Roe v Wade heeft de democraten een lichte boost gegeven.

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Op dinsdag 9 augustus 2022 16:32 schreef datismijnmening het volgende:

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De economie is letterlijk in een recessie

https://twitter.com/libsoftiktok -----> Legio voorbeelden van CRT en transideologie.

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Op dinsdag 9 augustus 2022 16:42 schreef datismijnmening het volgende:

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Twee kwartalen economische krimp is letterlijk de definitie van een recessie

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“There are too many areas of the economy that are performing too well,” Powell told reporters. “It doesn’t make sense that the economy would be in a recession with this kind of thing happening.”

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Op dinsdag 9 augustus 2022 17:06 schreef HeatWave het volgende:

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Ja, dat was het hele punt .

Ze hebben het aangepast:

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Aangepast, door de overheid, dezelfde overheid die verantwoordelijk is voor de recessie.

Heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeel normaal .

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Recessions are complicated to identify, given that the economy is big and has many parts. Currently, some parts of the U.S. economy, like the labor market, are growing quickly, while others, such as housing, are slowing.

While two quarters of economic contraction typically do coincide with a recession, they also do not typically involve the hot job growth the U.S. economy has seen this year. And recessions rarely happen when unemployment – which is currently at a roughly half-century-low of 3.6% – is falling. The economy is typically not in recession if almost everyone who wants a job has one.

In addition, recessions usually involve declines in real gross domestic income, which is similar to GDP but instead specifically measures income and costs related to production. In theory, they should move more or less in tandem, but gross domestic income continues to grow.

Another measure of growth is personal income, which has been climbing for most of the year and rose faster than spending in May. The Fed watches this metric closely because of its predictive ability, as does the National Bureau of Economic Research, in addition to unemployment.

For my 2 cents, I believe Powell is right. The economy does not appear to be in a recession at the moment, given how strong the labor market is. Since 2.7 million more people have jobs now than they did at the end of last year, a key measure of the economy is still growing.

“There are too many areas of the economy that are performing too well,” Powell told reporters. “It doesn’t make sense that the economy would be in a recession with this kind of thing happening.”

That said, Powell and the Fed are trying their level best to curb soaring inflation by slowing the economy – and there are worries that doing so will induce a recession. If you want a strong signal to tell if that might be happening, look at residential investment as a percentage of GDP. Residential investment is how much individuals spend on new homes and home improvement. Right now it’s flat, but when it starts to decline, a recession is usually on its heels.

Keep in mind, 2021 boasted one of its best U.S. economies in decades, so maybe Americans can accept a so-so 2022. In some ways, an economy that is not growing too fast might also mean an economy that is getting inflation under control, which suggests that sometimes not so great news is actually good news.