Good News? October 2019 Jobs Report

[SimplyTrying]

@thinkingman

when does this become trump’s economy?

Never. He’s in the bag packing stage right now. It will take some time though because he has so much baggage.

[Cratic3947]

China Is Heading For A Long Growth Recession, Not Because Of The Trade War

"“If a country spends billions of dollars on infrastructure projects, its GDP will rise,” says Beckley.“But if those projects consist of bridges to nowhere, the country’s stock of wealth will remain unchanged or even decline.”

[Chris]

@Cratic3947

The chinese are fascist socialists… So, who cares? And we all know the swamp on both side has fought Trump economic policy. We’d be in a recession with out his regulation reforms…

That is incorrect about the regulations. The only thing that Trump did to help boost the economy was signed the tax cuts that passed the GOP controlled Congress.

[Adam]

@Cratic3947

China Is Heading For A Long Growth Recession, Not Because Of The Trade War

"“If a country spends billions of dollars on infrastructure projects, its GDP will rise,” says Beckley.“But if those projects consist of bridges to nowhere, the country’s stock of wealth will remain unchanged or even decline.”

Whereas our trillion dollar deficit gets us 1.9%?

[highroller]

That has a lot more to do with demographics and debt than Trump’s trade war. The US is in a similar boat too.

[Cratic3947]

@Chris

@Cratic3947

The chinese are fascist socialists… So, who cares? And we all know the swamp on both side has fought Trump economic policy. We’d be in a recession with out his regulation reforms…

That is incorrect about the regulations. The only thing that Trump did to help boost the economy was signed the tax cuts that passed the GOP controlled Congress.

Just as an example…

" The Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs projects that the fiscal year 2019 caps will reduce regulatory costs, on net, by $18 billion (in present value). In addition, the administration has proposed a range of options for revising the Corporate Average Fuel Economy Standards and greenhouse gas emissions standards that are projected to save between $120 and $340 billion. And other deregulatory actions are in process, including a rollback of the Obama administration’s signature global warming regime.

To put that in perspective, annual regulatory costs under the Obama administration increased by $122 billion, according to analyses by The Heritage Foundation.

[Cratic3947]

Too bad most of it is not spent on infrastructure then, isn’t it… and not the bridge to no where type infrastructure like China or Harry Reid…

[Cratic3947]

@highroller

That has a lot more to do with demographics and debt than Trump’s trade war. The US is in a similar boat too.

Not sure what you are referring too

[highroller]

Any country with an aging population burden with debt (both public and private) is a terrible combination.

[Borgia_dude]

@Adam

@Cratic3947

@Adam

@Cratic3947

Doing much better than the rest of the world… Good Job Trump!..

Too bad Ryan and this congress have not helped Trump! We’s all be doing even better.

Simply out of curiosity, did you see the Chinese trolling post about how our GDP is less than a third of theirs and Trump taunts them about how bad they’re doing?

The chinese are fascist socialists… So, who cares? And we all know the swamp on both side has fought Trump economic policy. We’d be in a recession with out his regulation reforms…

So we’re not doing much better than the rest of the world?

Socialist countries don’t count if they are doing better than us (China). But if they are doing worse (Venezuela) then they do.

[mwevans1234]

@Adam

I think he’s taking the 128,000 for this report, adding in the 95,000 that was revised up from the last two months(which is a really weird way to do it because he’s never mentioned downward revisions that happen all the time) and somehow saying another 80,000 should be added for strike effects.

I bench pressed 400 pounds this morning!

If I take the 200 pounds I actually did, and

• add 50 pounds because my shoulder hurt a bit,
• and look at my tracking spreadsheet from last month where I update a couple of typos from past workouts, that adds 125 pounds,
• and let’s just assume the air density in my basement adds an additional 25 pounds.

Boom - 400 pounds - baller.

[NebraskaFootball]

@mwevans1234

@Adam

I think he’s taking the 128,000 for this report, adding in the 95,000 that was revised up from the last two months(which is a really weird way to do it because he’s never mentioned downward revisions that happen all the time) and somehow saying another 80,000 should be added for strike effects.

I bench pressed 400 pounds this morning!

If I take the 200 pounds I actually did, and

• add 50 pounds because my shoulder hurt a bit,
• and look at my tracking spreadsheet from last month where I update a couple of typos from past workouts, that adds 125 pounds,
• and let’s just assume the air density in my basement adds an additional 25 pounds.

Boom - 400 pounds - baller.

Well played!!!

[DOLOOP]

@mwevans1234

@Adam

I think he’s taking the 128,000 for this report, adding in the 95,000 that was revised up from the last two months(which is a really weird way to do it because he’s never mentioned downward revisions that happen all the time) and somehow saying another 80,000 should be added for strike effects.

I bench pressed 400 pounds this morning!

If I take the 200 pounds I actually did, and

• add 50 pounds because my shoulder hurt a bit,
• and look at my tracking spreadsheet from last month where I update a couple of typos from past workouts, that adds 125 pounds,
• and let’s just assume the air density in my basement adds an additional 25 pounds.

Boom - 400 pounds - baller.

Doesn’t matter. The mwevans haters are gonna be in here saying you didn’t press 400 pounds even though you obviously pressed 400 pounds. More than 400 pounds, actually, when measured on the sun.

MDS.

[biggestal99]

@Borgia_dude

I’m reasonably pleased with this jobs report.

Good job Trump!

A bump for mountain soldier.

Allan