Economic reality check

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  1. EarthSky

    EarthSky Well-Known Member

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    Corporate debt at 9 trillion and counting........yes, I said trillion.

    National debt at 22 T.....

    What could go wrong??:blushes::bomb::sunnysideup::toilet:
     
  2. saveliberty

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    A radio update from USDA on Thursday indicated that U.S. agriculture exports set a record in July. “It’s the best July that the U.S. has seen as far as agricultural exports go, the value total,” said Bryce Cooke, an economist with USDA’s Economic Research Service. The total value of U.S. agricultural exports in July totaled just over $11 billion.

    In the radio update, Gary Crawford pointed out that the USDA trade data showed U.S. agricultural exports at $122 billion for first ten months of the fiscal year (October – July), which is two percent ahead of last year.

    https://farmpolicynews.illinois.edu...-set-july-record-as-china-trade-row-persists/
     
  3. AFM

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    They are talking now. China can not afford to lose the US market.
     
  4. Pro_Line_FL

    Pro_Line_FL Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    No, it's not only about that.
     
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  5. danielpalos

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    the right wing claims the Poor are moochers.
     
  6. AFM

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    That is an extremely important part of the negotiations. China’s average tariff is ~10% compared to the US average of 3%.
     
  7. Pro_Line_FL

    Pro_Line_FL Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    Nah. Trump is trying to force China to buy more stuff from US, and he has managed to do the exact opposite of that. They are buying less.
     
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    No, it isn't just about intellectual property rights and state-run economies. If China was the only country Trump were picking a trade war with, you might have a point.
     
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    Yep. Familiar with how GDP is measured?
     
  10. AFM

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    More lack of understanding from the left. And of course negotiations continue.
     
  11. AFM

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    You have nothing. In what year did real annual gdp exceed 2.9 % in the last decade ??
     
  12. AFM

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    China’s average tariff rate is 10%. The US is 3%. South Korea is 13%. The EU is 4%. Why is Trump negotiating if he is a protectionist. Your lack of understanding and argument is obvious. Get it now ??
     
  13. ronv

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    It hasn't. Didn't in 2018 either.
    2.9% in 2015 and 2018.
     
  14. ronv

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    You really should read the post before you respond to it.
    You just made his point.
     
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    So 2.9% is the highest in the last decade.
     
  16. AFM

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    That’s too funny. Where do you guys come up with this drivel.
     
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    :applause:
     
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    :roflol:

    You source has another article saying the EXACT OPPOSITE!

    https://www.thebalance.com/u-s-economic-crisis-3305668

     
  19. AFM

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    That’s hilarious. The moronic article you linked to says we will have a recession every 10 years. Too funny. You really believe that ??
     
  20. truth and justice

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    You don't even know the difference between GDP and GDP growth!
     
  21. ronv

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    No. You can't tell the difference between highest and equal to?
     
  22. AFM

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    2.9% is the highest annual real gdp growth achieved in the last decade. That statement is absolutely correct. Of course the Fed was acting to increase economic growth in the first case that happened and the Fed was acting to retard economic growth in 2018.
     
  23. AFM

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    That's hilarious. If you actually were following the thread Mr. YM is the one who is confused.
     
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    ranking above others of the same kind.
    Worked in both cases.
     
  25. AFM

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    Highest meaning there are no years with a larger real gdp growth. My statement is absolutely correct.
     

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