He will not understand this paragraph.
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The entire thing is a joke.
It can’t be made any clearer, unfortunately.
Percentages are middle school level math. Supposedly he went to college…
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It’s a really weird trio of markers to focus on, and they even claim in the limitations that some of it’s almost impossible to accurately characterize - and yet they still stand by the conclusions they draw…
No wonder castolli likes that study.
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Fucking hilarious
“If a modern wage can purchase no more food than wages from 400 years ago, something has clearly gone wrong, even if there have been gains in medical care or information technology.”
We’re at like 50% obesity…
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I guess the author skipped history post 1990…
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Where these spending packages big enough for the economic downward spiral?
How did they compare in size, to the U.S.?
Touche’ jerkoff!
Truly a blessing or I would have stayed an indoctrinated lemming like you.
Unless you can bribe the meat puppets.
Says the Zionist who celebrates genocide with the Israelis.
Wow, you had to reach back that far.
Then they are losing out.
Who was behind increasing organized labor?
They also have greater access to disease because of capitalism by eating the Frankenfoods primarily designed to maximize profit.
I’m very impressed by your surface-level thinking.
Still under the stupid impression “it’s money printer go brrrr.” as the cause of inflation. All the while he cites Zimbabwe, as an example of this ignorant economic analysis.
And what would make sense?
And corporations bribe more and get more of what they want.
All the while revenue has increased almost every year. The cost of business has really gone up that much?
Of course not as it doesn’t neatly fit in your business ideology
And why do you think regulation was enacted in the first place? Also, it’s only effective if enforced and there is an effective deterrent in the regulation.
https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2022/04/america-air-pollution-climate-change/
Now hurry and find an article by the corporately captured EPA tat bolsters your claim.
Yes a government by the people and for the people, not the corporations. A government that represented people not corporate wishes so they can make more money. Often at the expense of the working class/poor. A single-payer healthcare system is something the majority of people in this country still want but we don’t have it, why? Because the politicians don’t represent the people but corporate power. The corporations bribe their meat puppets(politicians) so they can keep the money spigot turned on and the masses have to suffer for it and sometimes pay with their life. All for more profit.
Which countries do I laud?
And care is rationed here by bank accounts.
But that still doesn’t mean they do not pay about twice as much as everyone else in the developed world. And this sometimes comes with worse outcomes. You don’t need to have a law degree to figure out this is bad. You may need to have a law degree to try and intellectually justify this garbage system. It helps to be indoctrinated such as yourself.
The largest industries are the ones who control the government and they lobby to keep their positions in the oligopoly. They are the enemy of the businesses who do not.
Dumbass - revenue must increase to keep profit margin equal in an inflationary environment.
Look at the net % profit margin graph from the same website:
https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/F/ford-motor/net-profit-margin
An average line through the profit margin percent graph is essentially flat.
Edit: I took their data (from the stock market filings) and plotted the trendline. Guess what? They are actually losing money because of - you guessed it - inflation. For the umpteenth time revenue =/= profit or profit margin
Look at it this way. If you made 100 dollars last year trading currency and your internet access cost you 4 dollars a month, you made $52 dollars in profit off your $100 dollar revenue. That’s a 52% profit margin. Let’s say this year your internet costs $5 per month and you have made $107 dollars trading. Your revenue went up by 7% but you profit margin dropped to (107-60)/107x(100) = 43.9%, a drop in profit margin (and therefore buying power) of 8.1% over the previous year. You’re monetary position is weaker.
No - because I have first hand experience working with multiple unions and understand how they function. Not how they theoretically function according to whatever blog/reddit post you read.
Don’t need the EPA - but you don’t trust the experts either since you are clearly the expert. But in case you need some reading material
https://www.jstor.org/stable/3146990
See figure 1
https://pubs.aeaweb.org/doi/pdfplus/10.1257/aer.20151272
Again- learn math.
Almost any other solution would have caused less hyperinflation. Their (Zimbabwe gov) level of understanding of fiat currency and its role in inflation was the same as yours now and led to the predictable outcome of them fucking over their own country even more than the agricultural problems were.
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I’m not going to continue to educate you for free.
Only someone that’s ignorant would think that’s a blessing.
point to a single post where I celebrate anything related to any conflict anywhere in the world.
You can’t, twat.
It’s less now than in the 90s… God damn you’re a goofball.
Zep: I was wrong so now I’ll pivot to something no one was talking about
Once again has to pivot to something different because doofus can’t argue his point.
You talking about yourself again?
I wouldn’t answer this question honestly either if I was you.
I told you he wouldn’t understand it.
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Yeah, you definitely warned me and I should have known.
It’s such a simple concept though, I could probably get my 7 year old to understand it.
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You’d think it’d be easy to understand, but I consistently see people, that should know better, talking about “record” levels of profit without explaining the context. However, I suspect most of that is blatant political bias not the stupidity we see here.
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HS economics would save us all a lot of time:
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He doesn’t even need economics class. Just basic algebra.
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Subtraction and division really. That’s like 3rd grade…
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