EVEN BIDEN'S PEOPLE RECOGNIZE BIDEN WILL REGRESS US BACK TO THE PATHETIC, SUB-2% GROWTH OF THE OBAMA YEARS.
TRUMP GAVE US A SOLID 2-3% , SUSTAINABLE GROWTH, THAT FEATURED THE HIGHETS WAGE INCREASES IN OVER A DECADE, AND INFLATION NOT EVEN HALF OF WHAT THE WAGE/INCOME/WEALTH INCREASES WERE FOR AMERICANS.
BIDEN's PLAN IS A REMINDER OF HOW POORLY EXCESSIVE TAXATION AND SPENDING PERFORM AS A POLICY.
Biden's budget blowout predicts years of Obama-level tepid growth
President Joe Biden is selling his multitrillion-dollar spending proposals as the key to unlocking the power of the economy by pumping up productivity and drawing millions of Americans back into the labor force.
But the budget plan the White House unveiled on Friday projects economic growth of 2 percent or less per year for most of the next decade, after factoring in inflation. That’s not much different than the sluggish pace the U.S. endured in the decade after the financial crisis and Great Recession, a disappointing economic performance that damaged Barack Obama’s presidency.
So where is the “Build Back Better” economic revolution that Biden and White House officials have talked up in recent weeks in selling their plans to spend roughly $4 trillion on the infrastructure and on family programs?
Some analysts suggested that the administration is essentially admitting that its proposed surge in federal spending — which administration officials hope to offset over time with higher taxes on the rich and corporations — won’t actually boost the economy much at all.
"They clearly don’t understand the implications of what they’re putting out,” said Richard Bernstein, founder of investment advisory firm Richard Bernstein Advisors. “The 2 percent trend is real [after inflation] growth. So, if they think there’s only going to be 2 percent trend real growth with a $4 trillion spend, then they must believe either the $4 trillion will be impotent or will result in a lot of inflation and therefore substantial nominal growth instead of real growth.”
The underlying idea was that providing universal preschool, adding two years of free community college, and extending paid family leave and child tax credits — among other things — would increase productivity and drive more people, especially women, back into the labor force.
But the $6 trillion budget proposal released today doesn’t show much of a growth burst from all the proposed spending, including the infrastructure investments in the American Jobs Plan.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/mar...a-level-tepid-growth/ar-AAKuB2D?ocid=msedgntp
NO SURPRISE THAT LIFELONG POLITICIANS WHO COULDN'T RUN LEMONADE STANDS, HAVE NO CLUE HOW ECONOMIC GROWTH REALLY HAPPENS.
TRUMP GAVE US A SOLID 2-3% , SUSTAINABLE GROWTH, THAT FEATURED THE HIGHETS WAGE INCREASES IN OVER A DECADE, AND INFLATION NOT EVEN HALF OF WHAT THE WAGE/INCOME/WEALTH INCREASES WERE FOR AMERICANS.
BIDEN's PLAN IS A REMINDER OF HOW POORLY EXCESSIVE TAXATION AND SPENDING PERFORM AS A POLICY.
Biden's budget blowout predicts years of Obama-level tepid growth
President Joe Biden is selling his multitrillion-dollar spending proposals as the key to unlocking the power of the economy by pumping up productivity and drawing millions of Americans back into the labor force.
But the budget plan the White House unveiled on Friday projects economic growth of 2 percent or less per year for most of the next decade, after factoring in inflation. That’s not much different than the sluggish pace the U.S. endured in the decade after the financial crisis and Great Recession, a disappointing economic performance that damaged Barack Obama’s presidency.
So where is the “Build Back Better” economic revolution that Biden and White House officials have talked up in recent weeks in selling their plans to spend roughly $4 trillion on the infrastructure and on family programs?
Some analysts suggested that the administration is essentially admitting that its proposed surge in federal spending — which administration officials hope to offset over time with higher taxes on the rich and corporations — won’t actually boost the economy much at all.
"They clearly don’t understand the implications of what they’re putting out,” said Richard Bernstein, founder of investment advisory firm Richard Bernstein Advisors. “The 2 percent trend is real [after inflation] growth. So, if they think there’s only going to be 2 percent trend real growth with a $4 trillion spend, then they must believe either the $4 trillion will be impotent or will result in a lot of inflation and therefore substantial nominal growth instead of real growth.”
The underlying idea was that providing universal preschool, adding two years of free community college, and extending paid family leave and child tax credits — among other things — would increase productivity and drive more people, especially women, back into the labor force.
But the $6 trillion budget proposal released today doesn’t show much of a growth burst from all the proposed spending, including the infrastructure investments in the American Jobs Plan.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/mar...a-level-tepid-growth/ar-AAKuB2D?ocid=msedgntp
NO SURPRISE THAT LIFELONG POLITICIANS WHO COULDN'T RUN LEMONADE STANDS, HAVE NO CLUE HOW ECONOMIC GROWTH REALLY HAPPENS.