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Business, Economics, and Taxes: Capitalism. Yay? >=(

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A beautiful illustration of the incommensurability of the interests of capital and labor.

More workers at better wages = market dives, Wall Street angry and frightened, and the Fed to step in and stop it.

What a racket.
 
So you are the NYT Pitchbot? ;^)

"In this Ohio diner, it was a time-honored tradition: Order your cheeseburger with extra bacon, casually flirt with the waitress, and tell your deadbeat son to get a damn job. Now the woke mob and Joe Biden's economy are threatening to take all of that away."


"If Joe Biden's economy does not stop adding jobs, I will have no choice but to vote Republican this November."

by Bret Stephens


"Workin' 9 to 5

Joe Biden's economy added over half a million jobs last month, but Republicans are pouring themselves a cup of midterm ambition. Is it enough to drive the voters crazy if they let it?"

by Maureen Dowd
 
"In this Ohio diner, it was a time-honored tradition: Order your cheeseburger with extra bacon, casually flirt with the waitress, and tell your deadbeat son to get a damn job. Now the woke mob and Joe Biden's economy are threatening to take all of that away."


"If Joe Biden's economy does not stop adding jobs, I will have no choice but to vote Republican this November."

by Bret Stephens


"Workin' 9 to 5

Joe Biden's economy added over half a million jobs last month, but Republicans are pouring themselves a cup of midterm ambition. Is it enough to drive the voters crazy if they let it?"

by Maureen Dowd

I grew up reading the NYT and good god these are perfect. Literally pitch perfect.
 
"In this Ohio diner, it was a time-honored tradition: Order your cheeseburger with extra bacon, casually flirt with the waitress, and tell your deadbeat son to get a damn job. Now the woke mob and Joe Biden's economy are threatening to take all of that away."


"If Joe Biden's economy does not stop adding jobs, I will have no choice but to vote Republican this November."

by Bret Stephens


"Workin' 9 to 5

Joe Biden's economy added over half a million jobs last month, but Republicans are pouring themselves a cup of midterm ambition. Is it enough to drive the voters crazy if they let it?"

by Maureen Dowd

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I assume we are hours away from a picture of Huinter Biden buying gas and the GOP saying he is supporting Saudi Terrorists!
 
Rumors China might be headed for a recession. Home prices dropped again, demand for goods is slowing and the Central Bank just cut interest rates...
 
I don’t think that China being a house of cards is in any way unexpected.

Economics Explained “Why You Should Be Worried About China’s Debt Crisis”

https://youtu.be/lbH_8Nj51HU

Its not...it is just hitting earlier than was originally predicted. They have been teetering for months now but the move by the Central Bank seemed unexpected at this point. (if I read right) The question is, how will China choose to distract from the news?
 
Its not...it is just hitting earlier than was originally predicted. They have been teetering for months now but the move by the Central Bank seemed unexpected at this point. (if I read right) The question is, how will China choose to distract from the news?

I thought this has been "expected imminently" for years. Or more accurately I thought that this has been happening over the last few years with the CCP ratcheting it slowly to try to avoid a massive correction.

I can remember reading articles ten years ago about how the central government had realized there had been massive overbuilding due to perverse incentives, and a concomitant over-exaggeration of the strength of their economy, which had then been baked into investment instruments which were thus wildly over-leveraged. The Plan, since then, has been to slowly bend the arc back to reality without having the jenga pile collapse.
 
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They never really did any of that though. They were still massively overbuilding going into this year until it seemed construction companies started not being able to pay their bills. I only stayed at a Holiday Inn last night but it would seem they are basically where we were in late 2007...

(it is way more complicated than that and I dont pretend to get it)
 
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