Kepler
Si certus es dubita
... which is why the Zimbabwe quadrillion currency unit note is the most sought after in the world? Ok comrade.
Your fallacy is...
... which is why the Zimbabwe quadrillion currency unit note is the most sought after in the world? Ok comrade.
Inflation doesn't cause higher employment, nor does higher employment cause inflation, at least directly.
Nobody said they did.
The point is the Fed was supposed to have two jobs but it's only been doing one. They are the equivalent of a department of transportation charged with keeping commerce moving while also enforcing highway safety removing all speed limits because the commercial lobby is stronger than the kids who get splatted lobby.
Man freezing to death: "oh God, I could use some heat."
uno: "So, you'd like to live on the surface of the Sun?!"
Because the fed's tools are great for controlling inflation but suck for stimulating employment. If you're out of a job, you aren't borrowing money even if interest rates are 0%. But you can ratchet interest rates to the moon to stop inflation if needed. You want to stimulate jobs, you need fiscal policy, not monetary. Which means Congressional action.
"Oh god I could use some heat."
"Here, have this match, it's all I've got."
See, people were complaining that Biden wasn't doing anything to lower gas prices, so he releases some oil from the reserve and now crude oil is down 12% in a day.
You're welcome.
See, people were complaining that Biden wasn't doing anything to lower gas prices, so he releases some oil from the reserve and now crude oil is down 12% in a day.
You're welcome.
Now they're blaming him for lack of response to Covid.
The Meijers won't change a d@mn thing until the law forces them to. When I worked there briefly in 2004, they still paid all the hourly employees using Meijer-branded payroll debit cards. Now they are required to offer direct deposit as an option.
If the minimum ever goes to $15/hr, I predict they will adopt as much of the Aldi model as they can. They'll convert all the checkouts to self-checkouts, make people wrangle their own carts with 25 cent deposits, and start charging for bags.
*checks markets today*
[Tom Petty's Free Fallin' starts to play]
Partially due to Omicron, but partially due to the Fed ramping down easing due to inflation fears.