
**** the NBER...Blackvegetable » 01 Jul 2025, 6:43 am » wrote: ↑ Markets anticipate the Grifty **** in Q1. In early April, Grifty announces his plans to impose tariffs - triggering panic buying...then he postpones the tariffs until the start of July (beginning of the 3rd quarter) driving even more panic buying into Q2.
MAGA will then preach some drivel about how Grifty defied all predictions to create yugeness, as Q3 starts choking out...to FOX, this will restart the "recession count". But NBER doesn't play that..
However, NBER makes their calls in "hindsight"...it may take a year, or more, before the curtain gets pulled on this scam. Should the call not be made before midterms, the necessary congressional purge may not occur....and, by 2028, we'll look like England in 1978...
Dow IndexBlackvegetable » 01 Jul 2025, 6:43 am » wrote: ↑
Markets anticipate the Grifty **** in Q1. In early April, Grifty announces his plans to impose tariffs - triggering panic buying...then he postpones the tariffs until the start of July (beginning of the 3rd quarter) driving even more panic buying into Q2.
MAGA will then preach some drivel about how Grifty defied all predictions to create yugeness, as Q3 starts choking out...to FOX, this will restart the "recession count". But NBER doesn't play that..
However, NBER makes their calls in "hindsight"...it may take a year, or more, before the curtain gets pulled on this scam. Should the call not be made before midterms, the necessary congressional purge may not occur....and, by 2028, we'll look like England in 1978...
What does your NBER stand for?MR-7 » 01 Jul 2025, 7:20 am » wrote: ↑ **** the NBER...
NBER broke and shutting down because of Trump « XJMR
Mar 1, 2025 · These reductions are a substantial negative financial shock for the NBER. The cap on NIH indirect cost rates and the cancellation of the Social Security Administration's research …
TRUMP is always winning..
I am sure you will know this...wasn't there a recession under biden in April 2020?Blackvegetable » 01 Jul 2025, 6:43 am » wrote: ↑ Markets anticipate the Grifty **** in Q1. In early April, Grifty announces his plans to impose tariffs - triggering panic buying...then he postpones the tariffs until the start of July (beginning of the 3rd quarter) driving even more panic buying into Q2.
MAGA will then preach some drivel about how Grifty defied all predictions to create yugeness, as Q3 starts choking out...to FOX, this will restart the "recession count". But NBER doesn't play that..
However, NBER makes their calls in "hindsight"...it may take a year, or more, before the curtain gets pulled on this scam. Should the call not be made before midterms, the necessary congressional purge may not occur....and, by 2028, we'll look like England in 1978...
Of course...MR-7 » 01 Jul 2025, 7:33 am » wrote: ↑ I am sure you will know this...wasn't there a recession under biden in April 2020?
Fondler,
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What are the current loan rates for cars since before covid-19 lockdowns began? Bet that had more to do with it than the excuse of tariffs arriving. 3 or 4 points in interest rates changes car payments on a $40,000 about $200.00 a month more and then there is insurance rates going up just as bad.Blackvegetable » 01 Jul 2025, 6:43 am » wrote: ↑
Markets anticipate the Grifty **** in Q1. In early April, Grifty announces his plans to impose tariffs - triggering panic buying...then he postpones the tariffs until the start of July (beginning of the 3rd quarter) driving even more panic buying into Q2.
MAGA will then preach some drivel about how Grifty defied all predictions to create yugeness, as Q3 starts choking out...to FOX, this will restart the "recession count". But NBER doesn't play that..
However, NBER makes their calls in "hindsight"...it may take a year, or more, before the curtain gets pulled on this scam. Should the call not be made before midterms, the necessary congressional purge may not occur....and, by 2028, we'll look like England in 1978...
That isn't about NBER going broke....it is about Grifty canceling grants NBER manages.
CNBC forced to recognize that Trump's tariffs have brought in over $121 BILLION to the US without imposing a burden on the consumers.Blackvegetable » 01 Jul 2025, 6:43 am » wrote: ↑
Markets anticipate the Grifty **** in Q1. In early April, Grifty announces his plans to impose tariffs - triggering panic buying...then he postpones the tariffs until the start of July (beginning of the 3rd quarter) driving even more panic buying into Q2.
MAGA will then preach some drivel about how Grifty defied all predictions to create yugeness, as Q3 starts choking out...to FOX, this will restart the "recession count". But NBER doesn't play that..
However, NBER makes their calls in "hindsight"...it may take a year, or more, before the curtain gets pulled on this scam. Should the call not be made before midterms, the necessary congressional purge may not occur....and, by 2028, we'll look like England in 1978...
Believe me, DICKSUCK, when you use that "line", everyone knows, you just got CURB STOMPED and have NOTHING TO COUNTER THE FACTS!!
10% tariffs across the board went into effect April 5th...a $55 billion increase in revenue over last year...Blackvegetable » 01 Jul 2025, 6:43 am » wrote: ↑
Markets anticipate the Grifty **** in Q1. In early April, Grifty announces his plans to impose tariffs - triggering panic buying...then he postpones the tariffs until the start of July (beginning of the 3rd quarter) driving even more panic buying into Q2.
MAGA will then preach some drivel about how Grifty defied all predictions to create yugeness, as Q3 starts choking out...to FOX, this will restart the "recession count". But NBER doesn't play that..
However, NBER makes their calls in "hindsight"...it may take a year, or more, before the curtain gets pulled on this scam. Should the call not be made before midterms, the necessary congressional purge may not occur....and, by 2028, we'll look like England in 1978...
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"Try to get past your passionate ignorance and learn to accept what actually happened." ~ brown's unheeded words of wisdom TRY a little common sense.....Blackvegetable » 01 Jul 2025, 7:49 am » wrote: ↑ That isn't about NBER going broke....it is about Grifty canceling grants NBER manages.
There's no good reason to do so, of course...
Idiots who'll never understand what they do, blindly cheer.
Which programs had the most payment errors?About $186 billion (79%) of such errors were concentrated in five program areas:Who was POTUS in April, 2020?MR-7 » 01 Jul 2025, 8:19 am » wrote: ↑ TRY a little common sense.....
Federal Government Made $236 billion “Improper Payments” Last Fiscal Year | U.S. GAO
What were the payment errors in FY 2023?The $236 billion in improper payments were reported by 14 agencies across 71 programs.Five programs saw substantial increases in payment errors. For example, the Department of Labor’s Pandemic Unemployment Insurance program saw an increase of $44 billion in errors.
- More than $175 billion (74%) of errors were overpayments—for example, payments to deceased individuals or those no longer eligible for government programs
- $11.5 billion were underpayments
- $44.6 billion were unknown payments—meaning it is unclear whether a payment was an error or not
- $4.6 billion were cases where a recipient was entitled to a payment, but the payment failed to follow proper statutes or regulations
Overall, while improper payments were down from last year, they remain higher than pre-pandemic times.
Reported Estimates of Government-wide Improper Payments Since FY 2003Which programs had the most payment errors?About $186 billion (79%) of such errors were concentrated in five program areas:
Medicare, Medicaid, Pandemic Unemployment Assistance, the Earned Income Tax Credit, and Paycheck Protection Program Loan forgiveness.
MAGA has a right to clean-up the FRAUD WASTE AND ABUSE that you IGNORANT SLACK-JAWED MoFo's refuse to see'
Where's that money coming from, Rog?ROG62 » 01 Jul 2025, 8:18 am » wrote: ↑ 10% tariffs across the board went into effect April 5th...a $55 billion increase in revenue over last year...
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/economy/a- ... ons-so-far
https://www.politico.com/interactives/2 ... e-tracker/