Free trade agreements Bill. You could manufacture here in the US, but then you'd complain about the rising price of goods as a result. Which of those two things do you want?We've done poorly on manufacturing jobs for 50 years
Free trade agreements Bill. You could manufacture here in the US, but then you'd complain about the rising price of goods as a result. Which of those two things do you want?We've done poorly on manufacturing jobs for 50 years
My thoughts are the fed won’t cut rates this year and that tells you everything you need to know about inflationYou guys said that about last month's report and the revision was upwards. Revisions work both ways yo.I’d wait for the revision in 30 days before dancing in the end zone.There you go now you're talking. It's a good report. See we can find common ground when we put our minds to it.
While the numbers aren’t terrible, the underlying indicators do not resemble a healthy economy. A resilient economy? Maybe.
But zero MFG growth, and the entirety of gains being in government and part time employment do nothing to suggest that we are doing well.
Unless you think it’s a good thing to have a nation of federal employees and Uber drivers.
Watch the layoffs….
On the inflation point, according to the latest report, wages grew 4.1 on an annual basis which means it outgrew inflation. Thoughts?
Wrong again little guy. Germany does it.Free trade agreements Bill. You could manufacture here in the US, but then you'd complain about the rising price of goods as a result. Which of those two things do you want?We've done poorly on manufacturing jobs for 50 years
You can manufacture with better trade agreements and politicians who actually put US needs first.Im correct Bill. You're living in fantasy land if you think we can manufacture in the US while offering the same prices. Tell me mathematically how that works out. You can't just make lower costs out of thin air bro. I'd love to see you back up your mouth with facts that you've researched that makes this possible.
If we had free trade, then I'd listen. But we don't. If a US company steals a Chinese patent then it will get its ass sued off in the US. If a Chinese company steals a US patent or trademark it generally has very little US assets. Suing in the US accomplishes nothing including trying to get the Chinese to show up in US court. On the other hand, suing in China is generally a lost cause. You would think that an employee like Buck who allegedly works for Amazon would be aware of the massive amounts of stolen patented and trademark Chinese stuff that Amazon sells. Amazon sort of tries to keep it honest but you knock one knockoff off, the Chinese manufacturer just changes the name and keeps selling on Amazon. Same with eBay. The Euros totally freaked when Trump demanded that its high tariffs on US goods be equivalent to US tariffs.German manufacturing is still about 18.5% of GDP. US is 10.3. It can be done. Globalists just don't like it and hot shots like Al Bundy's dog think it's passe.
Take it up with the BLS. I realize you only read MSN for news. They are super reliable after all.Wait the labor participation rate at 62.7 was little change? It jumped from .2 which historically is a big change on a monthly basis.Both the unemployment rate, at 3.8 percent, and the number of unemployed people, at 6.4 million, changed little in March.
Both the labor force participation rate, at 62.7 percent, and the employment-population ratio, at 60.3 percent, were little changed in March. These measures showed little change over the year.
In March, the number of people not in the labor force who currently want a job, at 5.4 million, was little changed.
KOmo Buttfuck.
Dang Doog_Bot you should know better, don’t make me put you in the dumb as dirt category like EverettChris and theClapp
Lol US oil producers can never compete at $50 a barrel potd!Im correct Bill. You're living in fantasy land if you think we can manufacture in the US while offering the same prices. Tell me mathematically how that works out. You can't just make lower costs out of thin air bro. I'd love to see you back up your mouth with facts that you've researched that makes this possible.
Germany is also Putin’s cockholster for how much cheap energy they purchase from Vlad as we spend NATO dollars protecting Germany from … Vlad.German manufacturing is also a considerably smaller share of the German economy than it was in the recent past.
You don't understand what a confidence interval is but want a mathematics explanation. OK!Im correct Bill. You're living in fantasy land if you think we can manufacture in the US while offering the same prices. Tell me mathematically how that works out. You can't just make lower costs out of thin air bro. I'd love to see you back up your mouth with facts that you've researched that makes this possible.