i dont' these idiots know anything about the economy except for the bald guy. the other 4 just talk a bunch of unrelated jibberish and rhetoric and pretend that they have a clue waht they're saying
Here is an alternative spelling: Deregulation, Deregulation, Deregulation.
It is one of the 3 horsemen of the neoliberal apocalypse: deregulation, privatisation, and 'free markets' (free for corporations only, not for labor of course).
The key is this: the corporate bottom line and the health of the economy are not the same. What is 'good' for the rich, is not good for the economy, which is the maintay of neoliberal (von Hayek, Rand, Friedman) thinking.
If you undermine middle/working class incomes long enough, demand disappears, and that is what we are seeing now. Supply side economics leads to oversupply while relentlessly undermining demand.
Re-unionise, and bring manufacturing back to the US.
So after undermining incomes (I forgot cutting social programs) and tax breaks to the rich, the rich misallocated their newfound incomes into real estate and the stockmarket, just like in the 1920s. Again, this led to the Crash if '87. By '92, incomes and the economy did not rebound, so the Fed decided to keep interest rates low, and that led to the 'recovery' of the 1990s, but also the credit bubble that is now in the porcess of bursting.
The problem is Reaganomics, and all versions of Supply Side Economics (Thatcherism, Neoliberalism, Laissez Faire, Voodoo economics). 'Tax cuts for the rich' is not 'a political answer', DAVID, you little corporate shill. If you undermine US incomes for 30 years, through deunionisation, corporate raiding and then offhsore jobs to low wage countries, while giving tax cuts to the rich, you are imbalacing the economy. You are distorting supply (corporte capital) and demand (incomes).
Brooksley Born warned us in the 90s and NOT ONE OF THESE FUCKING SO CALLED JOURNALIST REPORTED ON IT
Google - PBS Frontline The Warning
robb1031 2 years ago
Will reporters become investigative journalist?
Investigate and you lose access. I think it better
to win a war in one report, than fight many battles.
That is one reason,"journalist," hesitate to fully
investigate stories. There are more, I am sure.
4u2b1ib12 2 years ago
i dont' these idiots know anything about the economy except for the bald guy. the other 4 just talk a bunch of unrelated jibberish and rhetoric and pretend that they have a clue waht they're saying
qweqqweqbt 2 years ago
PS, sorry for the spelling errors, I'll try and do better next time.
tigerone1970 2 years ago
" "Derivatives, Derivatives, Derivatives". "
Here is an alternative spelling: Deregulation, Deregulation, Deregulation.
It is one of the 3 horsemen of the neoliberal apocalypse: deregulation, privatisation, and 'free markets' (free for corporations only, not for labor of course).
tigerone1970 2 years ago
The key is this: the corporate bottom line and the health of the economy are not the same. What is 'good' for the rich, is not good for the economy, which is the maintay of neoliberal (von Hayek, Rand, Friedman) thinking.
If you undermine middle/working class incomes long enough, demand disappears, and that is what we are seeing now. Supply side economics leads to oversupply while relentlessly undermining demand.
Re-unionise, and bring manufacturing back to the US.
tigerone1970 2 years ago
So after undermining incomes (I forgot cutting social programs) and tax breaks to the rich, the rich misallocated their newfound incomes into real estate and the stockmarket, just like in the 1920s. Again, this led to the Crash if '87. By '92, incomes and the economy did not rebound, so the Fed decided to keep interest rates low, and that led to the 'recovery' of the 1990s, but also the credit bubble that is now in the porcess of bursting.
tigerone1970 2 years ago
The problem is Reaganomics, and all versions of Supply Side Economics (Thatcherism, Neoliberalism, Laissez Faire, Voodoo economics). 'Tax cuts for the rich' is not 'a political answer', DAVID, you little corporate shill. If you undermine US incomes for 30 years, through deunionisation, corporate raiding and then offhsore jobs to low wage countries, while giving tax cuts to the rich, you are imbalacing the economy. You are distorting supply (corporte capital) and demand (incomes).
tigerone1970 2 years ago
Petyer Schiff was on CNBC SHOUTING in a room full of laughers (Laffers?)
kazooboo 2 years ago
he says "done great work on the subject"
and then says "could we have screamed louder? - yeah"
HOW THE FUCK IS THAT DOING "GREAT" WORK?
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