T. A. Gardner
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How does an economy tank when millions of jobs are being created, when millions of unfilled positions are available?
By letting the Left and Democrats run things... Like duh!
How does an economy tank when millions of jobs are being created, when millions of unfilled positions are available?
How does an economy tank when millions of jobs are being created, when millions of unfilled positions are available?
By letting the Left and Democrats run things... Like duh!
a. welfare was large enough to just say no to working
b. unfilled can become non existent in the twinkling of an eye
c. when inflation on non-disposable household budgets devours all the disposable income
d. its common when consumer confidence tanks
Biden's precious jobs numbers will become an albatross very soon.
Will the markets go up on news of layoffs?
Have you ever made a correct prediction? Lets go back to every time you promised that the Obama economy would collapse, only it turned out to be the trump economy that put millions of workers out of a job.
no.
if companies are contracting they are doing it because they cant afford those people because their business prospects are looking bad.
get inflation under control and make Washington stop pissing fiat money away like the dam broke and economic conditions can begin to improve.
but we have to finish crashing first. about halfway there by expert opinion. (of course that was BEFORE the Make Inflation Worse Act being bandied about right now.
Powell kept BO alive by giving Wall Street a trillion a year they didnt need. and for that he tread water for 8 years. Trump got stuck with the pandemic Fauci's research got us. And the economy roared back as we got ahead of that.
The left, on the other hand, is never close to correct.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/greats...lining-american-productivity/?sh=6bcdc852361eAnother huge driver of variance in productivity numbers is employment churn. By now I’m sure we’ve all heard of the Great Resignation and have seen the work force start to reshuffle. With so many open jobs and new flexibility around remote work, a lot of people are moving and finding new opportunities. Remote work and smoothing pay across more geographies has a lot of positive externalities over time, but in the short term it’s difficult. New employees require training and training is difficult when you’re working remotely.
Contracting is more expensive on a hours worked basis than hiring generally........They contract rather than hire because they want the flexibility of being able to get rid of headcount fast and cheap.
Lets be real, trump lied to us about the pandemic from day one, and you and your kind went out of your way to be sure Americans weren't vaccinated, or wore masks. However the infusion of bleach was acceptable to you
I used that term to describe business activity shrinking as opposed to expanding
I'll admit DJT should NOT have been taking Fauci's advice but as we heard over and over Fauci was the nation's leading expert. We now know otherwise of course.
The CDC for instance had a sterling international reputation before the pandemic, now it is Dog Shit....same idea.
the democrats have that effect...
however the use of contracted providers makes it very easy to cut costs.
The Republicans failed almost as profoundly, which is why MAGA was able to walk in and take over the party.
The old guard are leaving, humiliated.
I'll admit DJT should NOT have been taking Fauci's advice but as we heard over and over Fauci was the nation's leading expert. We now know otherwise of course.
The markets always go up on news of cuts. Jobs being outsourced results in higher profits. That's the disconnect from the real economy. Capitalism has gone bankrupt 3 times in the first 20 years of the 21st century. It's time to stop pretending we're in a recovery.no.
if companies are contracting they are doing it because they cant afford those people because their business prospects are looking bad.
get inflation under control and make Washington stop pissing fiat money away like the dam broke and economic conditions can begin to improve.
but we have to finish crashing first. about halfway there by expert opinion. (of course that was BEFORE the Make Inflation Worse Act being bandied about right now.
however the use of contracted providers makes it very easy to cut costs.
going to be really bad times for those companies for a few years or more.
thats why its always better to work for companies that keep everything in-house.