Let's pump more money into an inflationary economy by passing a huge spending bill and then "forgiving" $300 billion in student loans!That’s good right? Who can we put all the blame on? Surely if someone else were in charge, no way this happens?
Let's pump more money into an inflationary economy by passing a huge spending bill and then "forgiving" $300 billion in student loans!That’s good right? Who can we put all the blame on? Surely if someone else were in charge, no way this happens?
Let's pump more money into an inflationary economy by passing a huge spending bill and then "forgiving" $300 billion in student loans!
They deserve it. Who else will keep up the pet shark and aardvark industries?Yes! But first let's pass a 1.9 TRILLION dollar tax cut for the rich! Woohoo!
Let's pump more money into an inflationary economy by passing a huge spending bill and then "forgiving" $300 billion in student loans!
It's unfunded government spending, which is inflationary.Can you enlighten us on how forgiving student loans hurts the economy? Step by step please.
It's unfunded government spending, which is inflationary.
It will also cause further inflation to tuition prices, because, and I've said it before this is the key economic axiom that I wish people would understand, when you subsidize something, you get more of it. The vast majority of unintended consequences are derived from this. That certainly goes for student loans.
It's an injection of $300 billion into an inflationary economy.What about for private student loans?
Source?It's an injection of $300 billion into an inflationary economy.
Don't worry conservatives are already suing to stop student debt relief. They're coming to snowflakes rescue, how dare they give anyone but billionaires a leg up?It's an injection of $300 billion into an inflationary economy.
If you jinxed us...It's official. End Times have arrived. UTEP FB beats BSU. Locust are next.
Not happening. I wouldn't have posted if I wasn't sure.If you jinxed us...
LOL. Well, it's an honest opinion.
Slashing spending? What're you talking about?Cancellations and “Bubble Popping” are two different animals. As stated in the article, there could be so many reasons for cancellations. Bubble Popping is what was experienced during 08-09 Financial Crisis. The home value trajectory goes down and down. That’s not happening. Prices are plateaued. Big difference.
Feds are kind of admitting maybe slamming the breaks last quarter was too harsh. They want to slash spending but they went to far.
My pops used to say to a friend whom he ran into at a store after getting (rhetorically) asked “What you up to?”, “Oh, just keeping the economy green.”.Slashing spending? What're you talking about?
My pops used to say to a friend whom he ran into at a store after getting (rhetorically) asked “What you up to?”, “Oh, just keeping the economy green.”.
Without getting into the whole Covid economy thing, the feds drastic shift can cause a small recession.
We all KNOW that if it was under Trump, they would be screaming loudly "We're in a recession and it's ALL Trump's fault"According to the accepted definition of a recession, we've been in a recession since the Summer. A recession is defined as 2 consecutive Quarters of negative GDP. That's already happened but the Politicians have been spinning the term.
PPI still hot according to experts. More pain to come.
My work has slowed.
A politician... lying?! What kind of sorcery.