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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

I agree, I see little about this. I’ve heard uk and Canada have a third party plan to address it, but other countries do not. This will affect a lot of small businesses and consumers

What's the reason? Unpredictable tariffs make pricing too risky? Too hard to rapidly update prices for customers?

Too many questions regarding how to collect the tariff money and what to do with it.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

I agree, I see little about this. I’ve heard uk and Canada have a third party plan to address it, but other countries do not. This will affect a lot of small businesses and consumers

What's the reason? Unpredictable tariffs make pricing too risky? Too hard to rapidly update prices for customers?

Anonymous wrote:Why should we believe these GDP numbers after they fired the BLS chief?

Bureau of Economic Analysis puts out the GDP numbers. They must like their jobs.

Anonymous wrote:Why should we believe these GDP numbers after they fired the BLS chief?

All federal numbers are dubious now.

We will all know when the economy starts to fail, it's only the ultra rich who won't feel it as much.

Why should we believe these GDP numbers after they fired the BLS chief?

Anonymous wrote:

Sure, sounds legit. Numbers pulled straight from Trump’s diapers.

Anonymous wrote:

Only a fool believes this BS. They baked the cake and the numbers to reflect what they want us to believe. However, GAP, Walmart, Caterpillar, Deere, and more are saying nope. The fourth quarter is going to be a bloodbath for companies.

Anonymous wrote:

So revisions that make Trump look good are accurate and revisions that make Trump look bad are a fireable offense? Got it.

Anonymous wrote:

I agree, I see little about this. I’ve heard uk and Canada have a third party plan to address it, but other countries do not. This will affect a lot of small businesses and consumers

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/us-farmers-pulling-back-spending-145425065.html

Red states heading for recession: US Farmers Are Pulling Back on Spending in Threat to Rural Economy