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rapidly rising prices due to tariffs and lack of cheap labor lapfog_1 Dec 2025 #1
For some reason popsdenver Dec 2025 #13
That's More The First Layer ProfessorGAC Dec 2025 #16
Thanks Professor popsdenver Dec 2025 #17
That's hard to understand and therefore hard to think about. bucolic_frolic Dec 2025 #2
The TRUE coup de gras popsdenver Dec 2025 #15
True bucolic_frolic Dec 2025 #19
Cash is not good either, as the dollar will be worth less. Private equity may (or may not) be more insulated lostnfound Dec 2025 #29
Crashes are a feature of unregulated capitalism Farmer-Rick Dec 2025 #22
Do you mean get one that *doesn't* require crashes? (Typo, I think) lostnfound Dec 2025 #30
Yes, yes I did Farmer-Rick Dec 2025 #31
Who benefits and how from Trump destroying the US economy for decades? Irish_Dem Dec 2025 #3
This questions is the disturbing me. Kid Berwyn Dec 2025 #4
Maybe the Trump MAGAs see AI depressing and even reducing wages applegrove Dec 2025 #5
The Nerd Reich is low enough to do that. Kid Berwyn Dec 2025 #6
Crows would see the British and French lining up against each other applegrove Dec 2025 #8
They have long prepared for that day. Kid Berwyn Dec 2025 #18
Yeah. I think it was Thiel who had plans to evacuate to New Zealand applegrove Dec 2025 #20
If I was his pilot... lonely bird Dec 2025 #21
Back to fuedalism then..... Farmer-Rick Dec 2025 #24
China and Russia plan to be the sole global economy. Irish_Dem Dec 2025 #7
Russia is fucked lonely bird Dec 2025 #23
Yes. But if Trump can divert US resources to Russia, and hand over Ukraine and its resources, Irish_Dem Dec 2025 #27
Number one popsdenver Dec 2025 #38
Krugman has written on this, the fact that the violation of the Fed's political independence would destroy the Martin68 Dec 2025 #9
This is the entire problem in a nutshell lonely bird Dec 2025 #25
Nailed it, and thanks for bringing up Reagan as the architect of what we are walkingman Dec 2025 #28
Good point. They've undermined everyone's trust in the voting system, which held strong in spite of the attacks. Martin68 Dec 2025 #35
Saw an article headline re foreigners considering selling their US bond holdings Attilatheblond Dec 2025 #10
Sleeper issue plus sleeper president, not a good mix. Sneederbunk Dec 2025 #11
Shades of Hitler's "Nero Decree" Seinan Sensei Dec 2025 #12
And to punish Germany for losing the war. nt Wednesdays Dec 2025 #14
What the heck does "... socialization of the private sector..." refer? Hugin Dec 2025 #26
Subsidies given to corporations? applegrove Dec 2025 #34
I suppose that's what it means in this case. Hugin Dec 2025 #37
Donald Trump and his goons have done more to destroy the US than Osama Bin Laden ever dreamed of. Initech Dec 2025 #32
So we had hoovervilles will the new encampments be called trumpvilles Samael13 Dec 2025 #33
The Fed does more than set interest rates, gab13by13 Dec 2025 #36
It's coming Dave says Dec 2025 #39
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