Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No but everyone needs to chill. I'm not sure freaking out solves much. What are you going to do about this? Seriously, what can you do?
I also believe Trump will not help the economy but I don't think anyone knows (not even him) then extent of impact his term will leave us. And that's really the key here - the extent. No admin is perfect. Anyone who suggests any President was 100% lifting up our economy is not analyzing hard enough. For sure there were some who helped grow the economy and some who sank it. But it's all relative. Globally you have to consider what is going on at the time as well.
I think it's a very complex subject and while I agree his policies are more short sighted than fundamentally solid, nobody can read the future. That guy is the luckiest man ever. He won this damn election and it's not even the first time! He got convicted and won't serve time. He got to appoint 3 SCOTUS judges like WTF who gets that? He just gets away with things, benefits from a lot of things that stem from luck - he came after Obama, he is coming in after Biden - he just gets away with murder. So he could very well not end up hurting us as badly as you think he will.
I'm not saying it'll be a joyride economically but you really have to give it more than a wk. he also says a lot of shit. Who the hell knows what he will do whenever. You really chaps to take everything with a grain of salt as they say. Moreover, it's a big too late to complain now that he's in. I'm not a fan I did not vote for him but I just think pages of how he is the apocalypse is tiring. If he is there's still nothing we can do except budget and pack that go bag lol!
Yes, we actually know what his actions will do to the economic and social health of the US. And none of it is good, unless you are our enemies.
Anonymous wrote:If Trump goes ahead with this, Canada of course will impose retaliatory tariffs. And they seem inclined to target red states. There's a lot they can do. Potash alone, which is used in fertilizer, can really hurt American farmers. I would expect a massive spike in food prices going forward. Plus things like aluminum will hurt manufacturing. There's broad support in Canada for hitting Trump back hard if he chooses a trade war with Canada. There's no winners here. Everyone loses.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No but everyone needs to chill. I'm not sure freaking out solves much. What are you going to do about this? Seriously, what can you do?
I also believe Trump will not help the economy but I don't think anyone knows (not even him) then extent of impact his term will leave us. And that's really the key here - the extent. No admin is perfect. Anyone who suggests any President was 100% lifting up our economy is not analyzing hard enough. For sure there were some who helped grow the economy and some who sank it. But it's all relative. Globally you have to consider what is going on at the time as well.
I think it's a very complex subject and while I agree his policies are more short sighted than fundamentally solid, nobody can read the future. That guy is the luckiest man ever. He won this damn election and it's not even the first time! He got convicted and won't serve time. He got to appoint 3 SCOTUS judges like WTF who gets that? He just gets away with things, benefits from a lot of things that stem from luck - he came after Obama, he is coming in after Biden - he just gets away with murder. So he could very well not end up hurting us as badly as you think he will.
I'm not saying it'll be a joyride economically but you really have to give it more than a wk. he also says a lot of shit. Who the hell knows what he will do whenever. You really chaps to take everything with a grain of salt as they say. Moreover, it's a big too late to complain now that he's in. I'm not a fan I did not vote for him but I just think pages of how he is the apocalypse is tiring. If he is there's still nothing we can do except budget and pack that go bag lol!
An economy can recover. I’m not sure that the country will recover otherwise.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No but everyone needs to chill. I'm not sure freaking out solves much. What are you going to do about this? Seriously, what can you do?
I also believe Trump will not help the economy but I don't think anyone knows (not even him) then extent of impact his term will leave us. And that's really the key here - the extent. No admin is perfect. Anyone who suggests any President was 100% lifting up our economy is not analyzing hard enough. For sure there were some who helped grow the economy and some who sank it. But it's all relative. Globally you have to consider what is going on at the time as well.
I think it's a very complex subject and while I agree his policies are more short sighted than fundamentally solid, nobody can read the future. That guy is the luckiest man ever. He won this damn election and it's not even the first time! He got convicted and won't serve time. He got to appoint 3 SCOTUS judges like WTF who gets that? He just gets away with things, benefits from a lot of things that stem from luck - he came after Obama, he is coming in after Biden - he just gets away with murder. So he could very well not end up hurting us as badly as you think he will.
I'm not saying it'll be a joyride economically but you really have to give it more than a wk. he also says a lot of shit. Who the hell knows what he will do whenever. You really chaps to take everything with a grain of salt as they say. Moreover, it's a big too late to complain now that he's in. I'm not a fan I did not vote for him but I just think pages of how he is the apocalypse is tiring. If he is there's still nothing we can do except budget and pack that go bag lol!
An economy can recover. I’m not sure that the country will recover otherwise.
Anonymous wrote:No but everyone needs to chill. I'm not sure freaking out solves much. What are you going to do about this? Seriously, what can you do?
I also believe Trump will not help the economy but I don't think anyone knows (not even him) then extent of impact his term will leave us. And that's really the key here - the extent. No admin is perfect. Anyone who suggests any President was 100% lifting up our economy is not analyzing hard enough. For sure there were some who helped grow the economy and some who sank it. But it's all relative. Globally you have to consider what is going on at the time as well.
I think it's a very complex subject and while I agree his policies are more short sighted than fundamentally solid, nobody can read the future. That guy is the luckiest man ever. He won this damn election and it's not even the first time! He got convicted and won't serve time. He got to appoint 3 SCOTUS judges like WTF who gets that? He just gets away with things, benefits from a lot of things that stem from luck - he came after Obama, he is coming in after Biden - he just gets away with murder. So he could very well not end up hurting us as badly as you think he will.
I'm not saying it'll be a joyride economically but you really have to give it more than a wk. he also says a lot of shit. Who the hell knows what he will do whenever. You really chaps to take everything with a grain of salt as they say. Moreover, it's a big too late to complain now that he's in. I'm not a fan I did not vote for him but I just think pages of how he is the apocalypse is tiring. If he is there's still nothing we can do except budget and pack that go bag lol!
Anonymous wrote:The latest idiocy. 100% tariffs on imported chips plus elimination of CHIPS act incentives. Great way to sink US hardware industry.
https://en.rti.org.tw/news/view/id/2012378
Anonymous wrote:No but everyone needs to chill. I'm not sure freaking out solves much. What are you going to do about this? Seriously, what can you do?
I also believe Trump will not help the economy but I don't think anyone knows (not even him) then extent of impact his term will leave us. And that's really the key here - the extent. No admin is perfect. Anyone who suggests any President was 100% lifting up our economy is not analyzing hard enough. For sure there were some who helped grow the economy and some who sank it. But it's all relative. Globally you have to consider what is going on at the time as well.
I think it's a very complex subject and while I agree his policies are more short sighted than fundamentally solid, nobody can read the future. That guy is the luckiest man ever. He won this damn election and it's not even the first time! He got convicted and won't serve time. He got to appoint 3 SCOTUS judges like WTF who gets that? He just gets away with things, benefits from a lot of things that stem from luck - he came after Obama, he is coming in after Biden - he just gets away with murder. So he could very well not end up hurting us as badly as you think he will.
I'm not saying it'll be a joyride economically but you really have to give it more than a wk. he also says a lot of shit. Who the hell knows what he will do whenever. You really chaps to take everything with a grain of salt as they say. Moreover, it's a big too late to complain now that he's in. I'm not a fan I did not vote for him but I just think pages of how he is the apocalypse is tiring. If he is there's still nothing we can do except budget and pack that go bag lol!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Lot of talk that Trump’s policies will be good for the economy.
Interesting paper here that runs the numbers.
It’s not good.
Be interested for a Trump voter to provide detail on how the Trump policy will improve our economy.
“We find that these steps would result in lower US national income, lower employment, and higher inflation than otherwise. In some cases, economic conditions recover over time, but in others the damage continues through 2040.
And despite Trump’s “America first” rhetoric, these policies would harm the US economy more than any other in the world, particularly trade-exposed sectors such as manufacturing and agriculture. In some cases, other countries would enjoy stronger economic growth than otherwise after receiving inflows of capital leaving the United States.”
https://www.piie.com/blogs/realtime-economics/2024/how-much-would-trumps-plans-deportations-tariffs-and-fed-damage-us
Why would you think there will be tariffs? I doubt there will be any meaningful tariffs with Mexico and Canada. China is another story.