The Economy

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I have reality on my side.

You need the luck....better luck next time son. :D
Yet it’s a reality you’ve been unable to show for over 24 hours, you still can’t say what this supposed position I assigned you is or the post where I supposedly assigned it to you.
 
Yet it’s a reality you’ve been unable to show for over 24 hours, you still can’t say what this supposed position I assigned you is or the post where I supposedly assigned it to you.

Cited twice and highlighted.

Better luck next time kid.
 
Already highlighted and cited it. No need to repeat myself.



Wish in one hand and shit in the other.....
You didn’t. I guess like everything else you said you could prove you’re going to keep running and hid8ng on this one too.
 
Stamping your feet still isn't proving shit.



Why? I don't need luck....all you do is blow hot air and bullshit.
You’re right, I already proved it.

All I do is provide facts and direct quotes of you crying you didn’t say it and stamping your feet.

You need all the luck you can get.
 
Saying it again isn't proving shit.



Projection.



Nope...this is literally the easiest stuffing I've ever dished out here.

Better luck next time. :D (y)(y)
I’m not saying it, YOU said it. I just showed everyone where you said it.
I don’t think you understand what projection is.
Keep on being entertaining.
 
New Minimum Wage Increases in States

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Starting Jan. 1, 2025, three states — Delaware, Illinois, and Rhode Island — joined the group of states with a $15 minimum wage, thanks to ballot initiatives approved by voters and later signed into law by their legislators.

Residents of Nebraska and Missouri also approved ballot measures that bumped up their minimum wages by over $1.00/hour to $13.50 and $13.75, respectively.

The other states with minimum wage increases put into effect by their own residents were New York, which now has a $15.50 hourly rate — $16.50 for those working in New York City, Long Island, and Westchester County — and Michigan at $10.56.

But in the 7 dwarfs …

Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Wyoming are the only seven states that either have no minimum wage law on a state level or have one below the federal minimum.
 
The economic illiterate says the no tax on tips will be covered by tarrifs.

What the actual fuck and why aren't his people stopping him from embarrassing everybody?


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The economic illiterate says the no tax on tips will be covered by tarrifs.

What the actual fuck and why aren't his people stopping him from embarrassing everybody?


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But there’s also this report that tariffs will be less broad than Trump promised.

Trump Team Mulls Narrowing Universal Tariffs

If implemented, the plan would mark a significant narrowing of the universal tariffs of 10% to 20% that Trump had proposed during his campaign, a move economists expect to drive up consumer prices and distort patterns of global trade.

I guess they’re still working on a concept of a plan.
 
NEW YORK (Reuters) -The dollar was on track for its strongest weekly performance in a month on expectations that the U.S. economy will continue to outperform its peers globally this year and that U.S. interest rates will stay relatively higher.

A still solid labor market and stubbornly high inflation have lifted Treasury yields in recent weeks and boosted demand for the U.S. currency.

New policies under the incoming Donald Trump administration, including business deregulation, tax cuts, curbs on illegal immigration and tariffs, are also expected to boost growth and add to price pressures.

Yes, that’s actual economic news. Doesn’t it feel better to share that rather than your usual mess?

More about the dollar in the news today:


Dollar falls most in two months on report Trump to limit tariffs

The US dollar (DX=F) fell sharply against most major currencies on Monday on bets that US President-elect Donald Trump’s tariff plans won’t be as broad and inflation-fanning as originally feared.

Both reports say the value of the dollar was pushed up by expectations of higher inflation during the Trump administration.
 
(Bloomberg) -- US stocks and the dollar will be the biggest beneficiaries of American economic growth set to be boosted by Donald Trump’s policies, according to the latest Bloomberg Markets Live Pulse survey.

You ought to learn how to post a link. It’s not difficult, so even you could figure it out. 👍
 
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