I heard unemployment was at all tim lows and workers were doing better than ever. So which is it Candice?
We're in a labor shortage, madam.
Full employment plus.
You girls don't like hard work though.
So then wages should be skyrocketing right?
Supply and demand right?
real wages are up; nominal wages are way up
we've already been through this
Should be easy for you to cite and summarize then Irene.
Most smart people would find your attempt to evade the year over year data to be a concession. Fortunately for you, your target audience is TugCons.
Shouldn't it be on the red dot?
Don't think so. Economy was great in March of 2020 with record real wage growth. Border wasn't locked down, but illegals were stuck in Mexico with refugee requests to be made in Mexico. Then covid was pushed on us by blue state governors and mayors. Then we got the dementia patient who then dramatically increased government regulations on business, jacked up energy prices, passed the Make Inflation Greater Act and opened up the border and we now have a $2 trillion dollar deficit with a supposed full employment economy. I've asked the Tug leftards to explain what specific dem economic policies they have adopted to help the private sector economy and the average US worker and its crickets.
I heard unemployment was at all tim lows and workers were doing better than ever. So which is it Candice?
We're in a labor shortage, madam.
Full employment plus.
You girls don't like hard work though.
So then wages should be skyrocketing right?
Supply and demand right?
real wages are up; nominal wages are way up
we've already been through this
Should be easy for you to cite and summarize then Irene.
Most smart people would find your attempt to evade the year over year data to be a concession. Fortunately for you, your target audience is TugCons.
Shouldn't it be on the red dot?
Don't think so. Economy was great in March of 2020 with record real wage growth. Border wasn't locked down, but illegals were stuck in Mexico with refugee requests to be made in Mexico. Then covid was pushed on us by blue state governors and mayors. Then we got the dementia patient who then dramatically increased government regulations on business, jacked up energy prices, passed the Make Inflation Greater Act and opened up the border and we now have a $2 trillion dollar deficit with a supposed full employment economy. I've asked the Tug leftards to explain what specific dem economic policies they have adopted to help the private sector economy and the average US worker and its crickets.
I was being generous to HH. I agree it should be higher and a complete failure that it isn't.
I like this out of the Left as a message "You are just shitty at making money you dumb poors!"
Sounds like a winner.
Has nothing to do with inflation or a generational wealth transfer via the fed.
Really? Thats the only metric you can point to? Now show me REAL credit card debt with inflation factored in!!!!
Lol, if there wasn't 20+% cumulative inflation, credit card debt wouldn't be growing so fast. You are right.
Of course credit card debt is up, but so are wages and disposable income so youre gaming the data. But you knew what you were doing right? Cmon man, dont be like the idiot dipshit Duck fans in here, youre better than that.
I like this out of the Left as a message "You are just shitty at making money you dumb poors!"
Sounds like a winner.
Has nothing to do with inflation or a generational wealth transfer via the fed.
Really? Thats the only metric you can point to? Now show me REAL credit card debt with inflation factored in!!!!
Lol, if there wasn't 20+% cumulative inflation, credit card debt wouldn't be growing so fast. You are right.
Of course credit card debt is up, but so are wages and disposable income so youre gaming the data. But you knew what you were doing right? Cmon man, dont be like the idiot dipshit Duck fans in here, youre better than that.
Where in the charts above does it show that real wages are up?
I like this out of the Left as a message "You are just shitty at making money you dumb poors!"
Sounds like a winner.
Has nothing to do with inflation or a generational wealth transfer via the fed.
Really? Thats the only metric you can point to? Now show me REAL credit card debt with inflation factored in!!!!
Lol, if there wasn't 20+% cumulative inflation, credit card debt wouldn't be growing so fast. You are right.
Of course credit card debt is up, but so are wages and disposable income so youre gaming the data. But you knew what you were doing right? Cmon man, dont be like the idiot dipshit Duck fans in here, youre better than that.
Where in the charts above does it show that real wages are up?
What you're implying: Credit card debt is at an all time high because people need to dip into their credit to afford food Reality: I can afford stuff, but Credit card debt is up because even if I carry a relatively small balance, it will be higher because prices are higher. If I carried a $200 credit card balance in 2019 normally, but now I carry a $260 credit card balance normally due to rising prices and this happens across the board for everyone, OF COURSE it will be higher.
I like this out of the Left as a message "You are just shitty at making money you dumb poors!"
Sounds like a winner.
Has nothing to do with inflation or a generational wealth transfer via the fed.
Really? Thats the only metric you can point to? Now show me REAL credit card debt with inflation factored in!!!!
Lol, if there wasn't 20+% cumulative inflation, credit card debt wouldn't be growing so fast. You are right.
Of course credit card debt is up, but so are wages and disposable income so youre gaming the data. But you knew what you were doing right? Cmon man, dont be like the idiot dipshit Duck fans in here, youre better than that.
Where in the charts above does it show that real wages are up?
What you're implying: Credit card debt is at an all time high because people need to dip into their credit to afford food Reality: I can afford stuff, but Credit card debt is up because even if I carry a relatively small balance, it will be higher because prices are higher. If I carried a $200 credit card balance in 2019 normally, but now I carry a $260 credit card balance normally due to rising prices and this happens across the board for everyone, OF COURSE it will be higher.
Delinquency rates and % of accounts only making the minimum payment are also way up. Those two things increasing shred your hypothesis.
America: Where the median household is 37% richer since 2019 even after inflation is factored in, yet the economy is "awful".
Guaranteed if Trump was president, that would be seen as a success!!!!
Mean, median, or mode. I'm sure you'll need to Google it.
I have no doubt the 95th percentile accounts for the lion share of that 37% gain.
Oh right, and a bunch of unrealized gains from asset bubbles. You still didn't answer why the fed raised rates @HuskyBuck for our readers.
Still seeing lots of claims about real wage growth without a shred of evidence. Susan had the good sense to duck out after I asked. Huskybuck gonna double down. Keep going.
America: Where the median household is 37% richer since 2019 even after inflation is factored in, yet the economy is "awful".
Guaranteed if Trump was president, that would be seen as a success!!!!
Mean, median, or mode. I'm sure you'll need to Google it.
I have no doubt the 95th percentile accounts for the lion share of that 37% gain.
Oh right, and a bunch of unrealized gains from asset bubbles. You still didn't answer why the fed raised rates @HuskyBuck for our readers.
Still seeing lots of claims about real wage growth without a shred of evidence. Susan had the good sense to duck out after I asked. Huskybuck gonna double down. Keep going.
You are just a Duck troll trying to make Huskie’s look bad with economis smack talk.
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we've already been through this
Should be easy for you to cite and summarize then Irene.
Maybe @HuskyBuck can explain the chart.
Guaranteed if Trump was president, that would be seen as a success!!!!
Reality: I can afford stuff, but Credit card debt is up because even if I carry a relatively small balance, it will be higher because prices are higher. If I carried a $200 credit card balance in 2019 normally, but now I carry a $260 credit card balance normally due to rising prices and this happens across the board for everyone, OF COURSE it will be higher.
I have no doubt the 95th percentile accounts for the lion share of that 37% gain.
Oh right, and a bunch of unrealized gains from asset bubbles. You still didn't answer why the fed raised rates @HuskyBuck for our readers.
Still seeing lots of claims about real wage growth without a shred of evidence. Susan had the good sense to duck out after I asked. Huskybuck gonna double down. Keep going.