Fed Chair Powell delivers remarks on the economic outlook at Stanford Business School - 4/3/24

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell delivers keynote remarks on the U.S. economic outlook at Stanford Business School’s inaugural Business, Government, and Society Forum on Wednesday. Courtesy: Stanford Graduate School of Business
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Fed Chair Powell delivers remarks on the economic outlook at Stanford Business School - 4/3/24

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First off, the belief that the Federal Reserve would stop raising interest rates was the driving force behind the entire economic chaos. What should we do now that we have a situation where interest rates are crashing? At this point, how would you suggest that I safely allocate $300k?

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[@fhowland]

How could the interviewer not ask a single question about the national debt?

[@willrose5424]

It doesn't matter.

[@christopheryerikian4260]

It’s irrelevant. Money = debt. Debt = money. No debt = no money. Every dollar in circulation is owed to someone by someone. The very creation of a dollar is the creation of that dollar owed.

[@DawnPatrol101]

He commented on national debt towards the end of his 60 Minute interview held last month. You can watch it on their channel.

[@dansites3574]

Or money supply related to it!

[@fhowland]

@@willrose5424 totally wrong. It looms huge.. it’s the number one reason they’ll be forced to cut long before inflation is anywhere near 2%

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[@fkeopfkeop]

Higher rates, stop inflation now.

[@Hillary4SupremeRuler]

What about corporate greedflation? Many giant corporations have seen record profits yet claim they need To charge ridiculous prices because of genuine inflation. Inflation exists, but realistically you don't want deflation either. The key is to manage inflation and reign it in. However a lot of corporations are seizing the perception of inflation in the public discourse to jack up prices way more than necessary. The proof is in the earnings reports.

[@semuadarikamar5732]

Hawkish or dovish?

[@QuonWill]

Agreed!

[@cat143143]

​@@Hillary4SupremeRuler This asinine idea that deflation is bad just kills me. While we were on the Gold standard all we had was deflation. Thank goodness we had deflation during the Great Depression- a mitigation factor to the crisis.

[@user-ll9qk2el4d]

​@@cat143143 Inflation and deflation are not inherently good or bad. There are potential benefits and drawbacks to both. The only thing we can say with certainty is that too much of either one is bad. It's a balancing act. Deflation wasn't a "mitigation factor". It made the economic crisis of the Great Depression worse. It might seems a great thing when prices fall very low. What happens when prices fall so low business couldn't make a profit or lose money? Businesses have to lay off workers or cut work hours to stay alive. When many people are unemployed, can't get hired due to hiring freezes, or employers reduce their wages, who has money to buy things and keep a roof over their heads?

[@mc-kz8zn]

Disappointed in the softball questions from Stanford! Arguably the most powerful person in the world (he who controls the US Dollar), and there wasn't one meaningful question. Standards of 'higher education' going down the drain. Shameful.

[@JohnReynolds-ni5lv]

Powell always gets softballs.

[@mc-kz8zn]

@@JohnReynolds-ni5lv Precisely why this system is in-part doomed to fail. If we cannot hold those who are responsible and accountable for answering tough questions from a global audience, then what merit does this system hold? Answer: Zero.

[@michaelswami]

I really appreciate Jerome Powell.

[@Thisishard2333]

Powell should just say he will Cut rates to help the economy Cut rates to help Biden get re-elected and to keep his job

[@PassportBrosBusinessClass]

GUIDED THE COUNTRY deeper into DEBT.

[@blankjohnson6934]

Do not forget "Transitory inflation"

[@Hillary4SupremeRuler]

What about corporate greedflation? Many giant corporations have seen record profits yet claim they need To charge ridiculous prices because of genuine inflation. Inflation exists, but realistically you don't want deflation either. The key is to manage inflation and reign it in. However a lot of corporations are seizing in the perception of inflation in the public discourse to jack up prices way more than necessary. The proof is in the earnings reports.

[@firstlast8258]

​@Hillary4SupremeRuler speak for yourself 🤓 🖕

[@heathreeves6327]

Jerome Powell is extremely incompetent. Thanks

[@JamieDupont-tj5lx]

One thing I admire about Powell is his ability to communicate but I wish he would admit he was wrong when he said inflation was transitory.

[@carloong3992]

I dont know if im listening to chatgpt or Powell

[@user-lr5po4pl6s]

People have short memories. The Fed failed to keep price stability which is one of their mandates. Then, they minimized inflation by saying it was transitory when most average people knew it would not be. This follows them changing their own policy to say that they would allow inflation to run higher following periods of lower inflation so one might assume that they were accepting of inflation when it first started. Obviously, it got out of control. Why would anyone trust them now to "fix" this without seriously breaking something? And, for anyone saying they are doing a good job right now has not spoken to people on the bottom. People on the bottom are really hurting right now and we're starting to see proof of that given our homeless rates.

[@ecsyntric]

it’s amazing how powell never said one useful thing

[@whicky1978]

That’s government

[@karimnathoo5402]

There is no shortage of labour, there is shortage of CHEAP labour so businesses continue make a fortune and pay less or no taxes. Globalization was not to benefit of people but to benefit big businesses to make a fortune and pay least or no taxes!! These remarks sound very professional and they are same people (accept faces have changed) who recklessly gambled money in derivatives, sub prime mortages that creates collapse in 2007-2008.

[@spartanares4345]

Okay Mr. Socialist - tell that to all of our payrolls that have doubled within 1 year.

[@Beatthemarkettoday]

Indeed, ur opinion but that’s how we describe capitalism so far, keeping passing debts and responsibilities to younger ASAP, tragic turth today, i guess:(

[@spartanares4345]

@@Beatthemarkettoday Yet, Socialism has always failed - name me one country where it has succeeded.

[@WJung-cc4lc]

FED dollar is trash. They devalue your hardwork.

[@Lochamp]

No, that's your congress person voting on spending and less taxation.

[@anthonyballog8026]

I was a Tesla fanatic since Elon and friends made an electric car go 300 miles in 2004. Since then thought of Tesla as a car company but after seeing V12 it's a tech company. The media needs to watch the vids.

[@Whiteboytripping]

Much respect for Mr Powell but… maybe the Fed could do a little more prep work on these public statements. It came off as rambling. Personally I prefer hearing Janet explain things… concise and to the point.

[@rayanthonycharles4528]

Janet’s PhD in economics probably allows her to explain better

[@Whiteboytripping]

@@rayanthonycharles4528Powell is the first Fed chief with no formal economics background. No doubt he’s smart but I worry he won’t be able to call bullsht if the Fed board members go off into the weeds. I don’t trust them case in point leaving the rate too low for too long, and expecting rapid change upon finally starting to raise rates. That’s not supported by any sane economic models.

[@justinsmith1374]

If it is acceptable and considered reality to calculate/manipulate real inflation by excluding energy and food….lets just exclude more things to bring inflation down to 2%.

[@yyoe9134]

you have to exclude energy, it is special and controlled by other guys not US

[@LazyGrayF0x]

I asked that question 20 years ago, when I learned energy and food is excluded from the number. I can think of reasons why excluding that may give you more representation how food and energy influences cost of goods and housing without volatility of of these two commodities, but I would rather see true inflation to understand appropriate pricing in the market for just about anything.

[@nationalnotes]

Energy, food and rents.

[@justinsmith1374]

@lazyGrayF0x I would rather see true inflation as well. Any conversation that is had about inflation “excluding” anything is pointless at the least, an illusion of the truth at most, neither is helpful in understanding.

[@user-jr1is1dc5d]

The gas and fuel prices excluded and electricity costs, natural gas costs,water costs and actual taxes? Tons of other factors involved in the actual inflation and real wages are not high enough yet.

[@PaulCurleyBC]

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[@quinnbass5964]

“transparent” and “accountability” . Wow, sounds like something Blockchain could help out with. Can’t believe those words even came out of his mouth 👏🏼

[@whatnowFAM]

It’s best they hide what’s needed instead of transparency. Chaos can easily show-up with transparency and fed will not have enough chance to fix it.

[@Hillary4SupremeRuler]

Are you talking about the FedNow digital dollar?

[@TanSpaceX]

​@@Hillary4SupremeRuler for sure they meant the Chinese blockchain currency, Renminbi, because FedNow is not available yet! None of today's cryptos are efficient or viable as currencies but speculation. 🤣

[@cat-.-]

Fed is indeed incredibly transparent on its monetary policies, they tell you their every move, intention, and decision making mechanism.

[@Nis_k]

why he says " I think" lot of times, not done the market network enough??

[@mathiasnguyen706]

the fed need to tell the truth and honor what he say where is he getting these numbers? he's looking out for wall streets only.

[@firstlast8258]

Unless it's voting time 🤓 🖕

[@allenzhao4273]

I cannot image that Mr. Powell still has this job. He is just terrible at what he is doing.

[@canerkayahex]

He is adept at uttering shameless lies to the public, and he precisely undertakes this mission when coming to the job. How many of these 3 million jobs actually offer a livable wage, clown? Increasing interest rates not only reduces the inflation of products and services, but also screws over the average American's purchasing power and borrowing ability.

[@silviofontana5144]

Outlook is uncertain, say it all

[@beastlyshotzful]

The pandemic did significantly impact supply, but using cars as an example the supply issues have shored up completely. The main problem now is that automakers don’t want to deflate their prices because they are making record profits. With that the entire market shifted including used cars because their value is correlated to the new car market. The same applies to housing market with new builds. Supplies shored up and cost of materials skyrocketed, now along with demand drag and external force the market is remaining in crazy values. The fed along with government need to address targeted problems instead of blanket adjustments of the interest rates. The way we calculate inflation is already highly flawed and doesn’t account at all for cost of property and only uses part of rent increases. So what are doing here rent values, and mortgage values are anywhere up 50% of people’s income and trying to maintain rent at 20% of income is impossible today. I make around 100k a year and there is not a single place that I can find that is less than 1300 a month.

[@ecsyntric]

meanwhile a small kiwi is $5 EACH! wtf?

[@danielmarquardt4341]

Lmao. Immigration solved all your problems? Even if that thesis was true, you want to reap the benefits of their labor but you won't give them legal status and are fine with employers' illegal hiring of them? 😂

[@Hillary4SupremeRuler]

Time to DISSOLVE ALL BORDERS. Merge all central banks and issue a global digital dollar that you access by scanning your fingerprint at every POS. One World Order

[@james-wx6jh]

​@Hillary4SupremeRuler hmmm user name checks out

[@HardcoreGamer101508]

Aside from the racist assumption that all immigration is illegal, right?

[@danielmarquardt4341]

@HardcoreGamer101508 oh, sry I forgot, USA can't produce enough STEM graduates to meet their needs so yes, they import these workers from countries who can 😂😂😂

[@GuoSlice]

too long. Someone summarize it for me. Do I leverage my house on SPY calls or PUTS? Please advise.

[@aman101112]

I guess America has reduced everything important to personal profit and loss measured in paper money.

[@GuoSlice]

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[@aman101112]

@@GuoSlice 😀

[@nationalnotes]

Best one I’ve heard in a while. I wouldn’t bet my house either way. However, I do see a reason to be bullish until Election Day.

[@andrewmitchell7592]

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[@zcallis1]

How about asking him some real questions like- "when is the US dollar going to collapse completely".. Give us a timeline so we can go all in on gold and bitcoin..

[@Lochamp]

Go ahead, put all your money in gold and btc ha ha ha

[@zcallis1]

@@Lochamp it was a rhetorical question dummy

[@TanSpaceX]

Jerome is an exceptional Fed Chair, embodying integrity, data-driven decision-making, methodical approaches, and unwavering commitment to the Fed's dual mandates of price stability and full employment. Can't ask for a better one. Hindsight's always 20/20, and we've got a whole lot of armchair experts in the backseat here! 🚗😄

[@pilot41186]

he is the one who created this mess

[@TanSpaceX]

​@@pilot41186 hindsight's always 20/20; you are an exceptional armchair expert in the backseat! 🚗😄

[@Yetified_Mayhem]

Transitory

[@Hillary4SupremeRuler]

What about corporate greedflation? Many giant corporations have seen record profits yet claim they need To charge ridiculous prices because of genuine inflation. Inflation exists, but realistically you don't want deflation either. The key is to manage inflation and reign it in. However a lot of corporations are seizing in the perception of inflation in the public discourse to jack up prices way more than necessary. The proof is in the earnings reports.

[@TanSpaceX]

@@Hillary4SupremeRuler the Fed has no control over corporate greedflation! Its two mandates are price stability and maximum employment. They have 3 tools - controlling the interest rates and QE/QT policies.

[@Glen.Murphy8]

I had initially planned to retire at 62, work part-time, and save money, but the impact of high prices on various goods and services has significantly disrupted my retirement plan. I'm worried about whether those who experienced the 2008 financial crisis had it easier than I currently am. The volatility of the stock market is a concern as my income has decreased, and I fear that I won't be able to contribute as much as before, potentially jeopardizing my retirement savings.

[@_dr_ben_spell_castle]

The increasing prices have impacted my plan to retire at 62, work part-time, and save for the future. I'm concerned about whether those who navigated the 2008 financial crisis had an easier time than I am currently experiencing. The combination of stock market volatility and a decrease in income is causing anxiety about whether I'll have sufficient funds for retirement.

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[@user-lr5po4pl6s]

Given Janet Yellen and the SSA reports, Social Security WILL be short in approximately 9 years which means that SS recipients will get approx. 23% lower benefits. She also predicted a slow down in the economy which will further negatively impact SS. Eventually, they will have to do something about SS and that will be something along the lines of very high taxes, higher retirement age, and/or lower and lower benefits. Illegal immigration will further impact SS because we are already seeing wage suppression given their increased employment in the private sector. Otherwise, we would still have a very tight labor market which would put upward pressure on wages.

[@200cdl]

😂😂😂😂😂😂. And to think alot of sheep believe all this, maybe tell the Biden administration to quit spending,

[@23pinkpear]

Please do something about out of control rent it’s hard to see my friends evicted at our apartment complex #realpage

[@Hillary4SupremeRuler]

We need corporate reforms on giant investment firms gobbling up SFH and hoarding them

[@toddwolgamuth6673]

How about we stop or at least acknowlege and attemtp to rein in corporate "Greed-Flation" as one of if not the main driving factor? The pattern just repeats at every opportunity while the working class suffers.

[@domenicocusumano]

Companies would like nothing more than to lower prices. Prices go up because operating cost goes up. Operating costs go up because raw material prices rise. Raw materials prices rise because more dollars are being brought into the market by the fed. There is no such thing as greedflation. Inflation is an increase of the money supply!!!!! ---FULL STOP

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[@babba9960]

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[@Asuani]

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[@cat143143]

Who still believes this guy?

[@Lochamp]

You should read a book once in a while and stop the brain damage social media is causing you.

[@firstlast8258]

​@Lochamp speak for yourself 🤓 🖕

[@stoneyj1a1]

Powell has done a marvelous job helping the rich democrat

[@TanSpaceX]

Let this sink in: 9 out of the 10 poorest and least educated states over the past 50+ years have been run by Republicans! How will they fight against China & Russia? Thoughts and prayers?

[@firstlast8258]

Two wings of the same dying bird 🤓 🖕

[@Jumpkic]

Wow hes really talking about lowering rates this year? Humanity is done for

[@RichardSKLim]

Very reassuring talk by the Fed Chairman. The Fed under Powell is truly transparent, steadfast and responsive, and is a true pillar of strength for the US nation and economy.

[@james3298]

hularious lighting

[@heathreeves6327]

Severely incompetent. Not sure which planet Powell is on.

[@aman101112]

How deftly Powell avoids talking about out of control debt supported federal spending as a reasons for growth.

[@Hillary4SupremeRuler]

What about corporate greedflation? Many giant corporations have seen record profits yet claim they need To charge ridiculous prices because of genuine inflation. Inflation exists, but realistically you don't want deflation either. The key is to manage inflation and reign it in. However a lot of corporations are seizing in the perception of inflation in the public discourse to jack up prices way more than necessary. The proof is in the earnings reports.

[@aman101112]

@@Hillary4SupremeRuler show me when corporations have not be greedy. Greedflation does not explain inflation. It is out of control federal spending. We are aggressively borrowing from the future. Any interest rate shock can make the US economy vulnerable.

[@JohnReynolds-ni5lv]

Yep. Like it wasn’t even there.

[@littlebitmckee8234]

If we never had the fed to screw things up - we would not need the fed to try and fix things. We are FED up

[@TanSpaceX]

Hindsight's always 20/20 and you are an exceptional armchair expert in the backseat! 🚗😄

[@littlebitmckee8234]

@@TanSpaceX I am not talking about any decisions. I am saying if we did not have the Fed we might have a chance at true capitalism.

[@TanSpaceX]

@@littlebitmckee8234 what do you mean by "true" capitalism, where does it exist, and why haven't you moved there?🤣

[@littlebitmckee8234]

What makes you such a mean person or keyboard warrior. You obviously don’t read… I said “a chance”. You are not someone I enjoy conversing with. I hope you don’t have a wife - who would have to endure your crap 24/7. NPD?

[@user-lr5po4pl6s]

Fed and government policies are very slowly draining our long-term prosperity.

[@ichrisone]

Perma bull Powell. Let that stock market keep ripping my man! Great job.

[@barttfisher]

Since Biden took office, there seem to have been more unfavorable results in America. I am really worried about the current bank crisis/interest rates, these are all the signs of yet another 2008 market crash 2.0 , so my question is do I still save in the United States dollar or is this a good time to buy gold?

[@PennyBergeron-os4ch]

It’s always a good option to keep some gold. Well with the current market situation and everything at stake with the present economy, I’d say you’re better off staying away from stocks fr awhile or better still reach out to an adviser for guidance.

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[@HildaBennet]

It's good you make your own research. and make sure whoever you work with is licensed n verifiable with a repute, this Sonya looks the part but i'd do my due diligence. I set up a call, thanks.

[@smpsports]

Last 3 years have been the worst I have ever lived. The outlook is bleek

[@springteen3743]

As I always said on minute 21, immigration is the most important part of the economy growth in the USA so there for this illegal immigration issue that we have today had been going on for hundreds of years in the USA, and it’s what’s make this country so powerful, specially illegal immigration. So let’s be grateful that we have illegal coming over.😊

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[@xingli4139]

Easy money goes away quickly too

[@sarahjonh6179]

No

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[@Estela543]

I’m a long term investor, I withdrew my profits of over £61,000 during the Covid-19 pandemic.

[@fedrickmason6799]

This sounds so good and I would like to be a party to this, is there any way I can speak with her?

[@Freedo1234]

Drop rate now , PK

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[@fab-infotech-solutions]

Thanks to smartphones one can watch such dribble while on bog!

[@rodrigobastos1817]

A lot of mixed remarks and pov here!

[@ace9840]

Would you listen to a mechanic who never fixes your car .. no. So why would you listen to Powell.

[@user-ol7tl1vf5m]

How much money is created by individuals and groups today that is earmarked for deceitful information? What pct of the infinitely growing money supply is spent on that?

[@Ocalagirl7878]

Is anyone seeing inflation come down??? I haven’t seen a thing drop in price!

[@domenicocusumano]

Inflation coming done just means prices go up slower than before. You need deflation for prices to drop, which is a complete fantasy at this point.

[@joemason9877]

How many dislikes did this prodcast get?

[@louistan7560]

Both no longer relevant no matter the advertisements.

[@dansites3574]

Mission creep such as DE&I as well as Equity Audits of the banks that the Fed mandates???

[@fhowland]

Powell: the arsonist and fire fighter

[@jefris]

can anybody speaks from the heart and not scripted not AI would be much better.

[@dons3073]

Anybody can remember when rates were zero and made rent go up

[@ghelgi]

Why does he just read the same statement all the time. It's fine, I guess, on fed day, but while addressing this group? Can't the government, or in this case an unelected banking cabal, ever just be real with us?

[@facesmile4667]

Pretty Dovish I'd say

[@ginamaclang]

How many died, got disabled, early retired because of health issues among those employed in the last 3 years? How is this affected unemployment/employment data?

[@savageri9113]

THIS WHOLE SHOW IS WAS A JOKE.

[@mohamedalsuwaidi2926]

cut and paste speech

[@kutipanpahalakamu]

Intinya apa

[@Planetmrearth]

Us is envy of the world ? 😂😂 us still have homeless people

[@Carlos-im3hn]

Population increase ? All the commodities are going up now as real inflation is persistent and rising...it is not a "demand thing".

[@Hillary4SupremeRuler]

What about corporate greedflation? Many giant corporations have seen record profits yet claim they need To charge ridiculous prices because of genuine inflation. Inflation exists, but realistically you don't want deflation either. The key is to manage inflation and reign it in. However a lot of corporations are seizing in the perception of inflation in the public discourse to jack up prices way more than necessary. The proof is in the earnings reports.

[@dana44ism]

He's controlled! Blah blah blah.

[@PrakashRamiah]

GDP does not happyness index .matters. mortgages as a percent of GDP and density of population are also wrong. It is the land valuation based on colonial valuation needs to be based on utility value based on fsi for collaterals affects guarantees again influence margins which has a bearing on interest rates. As long as you follow British colonial valuation continue all inequality,wealth,powerity will result in rich becoming rich,richer,richest and por becoming poorer,poorest. Fed Mac and fed maa has to give an insured ,bankable mortgage meaning same space, space value,space insurance,same home loan amount,same emi.. monthlyortgsgr and utilities cannot be more than 20 percent of income ,make more disposable income to spend... After carona spacial segregation and shelter is right and one nation 9ne housing policy with 33 year dwelling rights is future if monetary policy and fiscal policy about...writer is co author of Dravidian model of eradicating shelterness universally.

[@R3N3G]

6:04 followed by a cough after saying transparency, cough cough ,, annd sticking to our knitting/knighting @ 6:15

[@joemason9877]

Terrible

[@smsfelipe]

J Powell turned out to be a good Fed leader

[@user-kb7hw1gn5k]

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[@allenjackson9973]

In the 70s they had this problem but they didn’t have the looming 34 trillion in debt so the type monetary policy back then was able to fix it now kaboom

[@jsilcox123]

The us economy is a joke, be realistic guy.

[@samirjamil445]

Quamvis cogitationes nihil pendant, sub eorum pondere facile collabi possunt.

[@BuonoBruttoCattivo77]

Fantastic guy

[@chuyenpham3336]

Greattt

[@babba9960]

this guy is fake , and do not care about poor peoples

[@firstlast8258]

Unless it's voting time 🤓 🖕

[@user-os4dj5dk1q]

The process of trading can be difficult when you have limited knowledge.... However, with the right strategy,knowledge and setups, you can be successful. That's the whole point of investing.I got into the market with 10k and I’m up with 68k in a short period of time . I was able to build a business from my returns

[@Heerdennienaber]

How can one start,most times people don't know where to start when it comes to crypto. But it would be great if you can provide proper guidance on steps to follow please

[@meyerdebeer-je6vi]

I'm surprised that this name is being mentioned here, I stumbled upon one of his clients testimonies on CNBC news last week....

[@user-os4dj5dk1q]

Kindly search her on google Elissa Dawn Sharon

[@ilhamcesa9632]

Ga bsa bahasa enggres🗿

[@semuadarikamar5732]

Hawkish, btc goes to 57

[@dulwahid7853]

Bahasa sunda

[@bobhardyanszsyahsampurna45]

He kumaha cenah ngomongke naon ,jadi na iye btc kamana,arek nanjak dei ataia ngagolonjong ,,kumaha atuh kumaha

[@joemason9877]

This deserves 10 million dislikes 👎🏽

[@dohyunio]

Super interesting esp his take on the illegal immigration's impact on the GDP growth.

[@autozap24zap83]

Bitcoin will dump to 55k soon(((

[@vexxcloud5543]

That's fine, I'll buy the dip again and again and again

[@semuadarikamar5732]

In your dream

[@vexxcloud5543]

@@semuadarikamar5732 certainly in my dreams too 😂😂

[@mahernajjar1255]

So what? Who cares

[@adimart2214]

Partisans will say he is lying but by every major objective economic measure, the economy is booming. Biden 2024!

[@willrose5424]

Why is crypto crashing again? I'm not buying that anymore.

[@Xrprain]

You’re silly lol the epic bull run is around the corner and you’re crying. Crypto is crashing for a reason. It’s because these institutions and whales want you out. I will never stop buying crypto

[@jackblack2548]

Few things don't add up! If companies are finding it difficult to find human resources, why are companies firing so many people across the board?

[@andrewwalker3312]

Probably a stealth switch to cheaper labour doing away with good paid jobs with working rights and moving to victorian type employment with poor wages working conditions and minimum workers rights. They have to compete with China somehow but can't make it to obvious

[@Hillary4SupremeRuler]

All of their profits they are taking in in record numbers go towards golden parachutes, executive salaries, and stock buybacks Even after the feds bail them out they reward their shareholders and don't worry about providing the backbone of their companies (worker bees) with livable wages

[@mahernajjar1255]

The people that are getting fired are generally highly skilled and it’s usually because of a money losing initiative being cut, and they are finding jobs pretty quickly due to the high demand, so even though there are job cuts those aren’t lasting long enough nor accumulating so demand remains above supply

[@albinothug]

This is hilarious

[@user-kb7hw1gn5k]

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