DJI has gone up nearly 2000 points in the last month

Um, GDP means a lot more to the average worker (employment, wages, benefits) than the DJIA.

No it doesn't.

Your wage isn't dependent on GDP. Your benefits aren't dependent on GDP. No business raises or lowers your salary, no business increases or ratchets back benefits, and no business hires workers because of the GDP growth rate.

And the DJIA matters a lot more to workers because it's directly tied to their savings.
 
The GDP is the value of all goods and services shown as a percentage increase or decrease. It is shown as a percentage or dollar amount. If the GDP is high, it shows a healthy economy which means that companies are hiring and expanding their businesses or starting new ones. All of these things are good for American workers.
 
No it doesn't.

Your wage isn't dependent on GDP. Your benefits aren't dependent on GDP. No business raises or lowers your salary, no business increases or ratchets back benefits, and no business hires workers because of the GDP growth rate.

And the DJIA matters a lot more to workers because it's directly tied to their savings.

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The GDP is the value of all goods and services shown as a percentage increase or decrease. It is shown as a percentage or dollar amount. If the GDP is high, it shows a healthy economy which means that companies are hiring and expanding their businesses or starting new ones. All of these things are good for American workers.

...and raising salaries. ;)
 
No it doesn't.

Your wage isn't dependent on GDP. Your benefits aren't dependent on GDP. No business raises or lowers your salary, no business increases or ratchets back benefits, and no business hires workers because of the GDP growth rate.

And the DJIA matters a lot more to workers because it's directly tied to their savings.

That's because you are an idiot, and have it backwards. The GDP represents the conditions of the economy, such as those economic realities of jobs/employment.
 
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