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June 7, 2012 at 9:47 AM #19857June 7, 2012 at 10:02 AM #745228The-ShovelerParticipant
Here we are with the chicken/egg thing again,
Need wage inflation to make debt service possible.
Need Jobs to get wage inflation.Short of making minimum wage 20 dollars an hour, or the Gov. just sending everyone checks once a month I have no clue.
June 7, 2012 at 10:36 AM #745234The-ShovelerParticipantConfused as usual I am.
A)How can the big multinationals make more earnings when the rest of the world is slowing down say I?B)Most of the growth was coming from emerging markets the last few years so if these are slowing down ?
C)Really The problems in Europe are all resolved ? (apparently it was easier to fix Europe than the USA it was).
D)Really how many more Iphones/ipads can they sell ? (apparently a lot more than me thinks).
E)If I had one device to connect to the world, it would be a Laptop (much cheaper than an ipad these days can’t be much profit in them).
To be honest I should be happy everything seems to be improving despite my apparently faulty reasoning’s.
Not been this confused since 2003 have I.
Maybe logic there is.June 7, 2012 at 11:06 AM #745238briansd1GuestArraya, you’ve said before that financial products are just make-believe. So what’s wrong with using make-believe products to goose up the economy and create products and services that sustain people?
As long at it works, it’s worth trying.
And while stimulus, interest rate cuts, monetary easing, currency swaps, liquidity operations, bailout/austerity programs, bank “re-capitalizations”, loan guarantees, entitlement/welfare programs, data manipulation, etc. have kept them muddling through so far
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