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Originally Posted by Joke Insurance
He does want to enact another Stimulus Plan. I guess he's now trying to do something to help the economy
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There are two economies - the real economy and the perceived economy.
The real economy is about GDP, employment, real production, etc.
The perceived economy is about stock markets and ticker numbers.
Now that there is no government money pumped into the system, we are seeing the perceived economy line up with the real economy - represented by the falling stock numbers.
Whatever stimulus or quantitative easing that pumps money back into the system will definitely help the perceived economy through the next election. Whether or not it helps the real economy is questionable at best right now.