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Originally Posted by Rambler123
That Recession never ended.
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Yes, it did. Get over it already.
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Originally Posted by dsjj251
I post a video of a Beach frozen over and you respond by saying its normal ???????
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Um, for those who are not scientifically inclined....this is normal....
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Originally Posted by dsjj251
1. You are wrong about GDP being the worst since the 1920/30's
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No, you misunderstood what he said, but, then, we've come to expect that from you.
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Originally Posted by dsjj251
2. And again, Do you not understand what shutting down 4 states that have never been shut down before looks like.
Alabama beaches have never frozen, these cities and states dont have the equipment to handle these things.
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The US economy revolves around Alabama?
Didn't did you say Alabama was a craphole Red State that lived off of federal tax-dollars?
Now you're saying Alabama is the Financial & Industrial Capital of the US.
Wow....how much help did you have moving the goal-posts?
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Originally Posted by dsjj251
2. Your argumetn was that their were consequences for elected barack Obama, I asked if you could explain how his 2 opponents could have done better. You failed ot do that and deflected.
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I doubt they would have engaged in a misguided attempt to misdirect America's wealth into the Black-Hole Abyss known as healthcare.
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Originally Posted by mwruckman
Both of these are a sign of economic health and they noted if there was a slowdown in the USA why did the hours worked and wage income not decrease and in fact increased.
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Um, the Wages/Salaries for each of the 800+ Job Skill-sets are determined by the Supply & Demand of each of the 800+ Job Skill-sets in each of the 1,539 Labor Markets in the US,
and not by GDP.
But thanks for you attempt to Göbbelize and mislead everyone just the same.
Wages/Salaries are independent of GDP. A increase in GDP does not and cannot cause an increase in Wages/Salaries. Likewise a decrease in GDP cannot cause a decrease in Wages/Salaries.
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Originally Posted by mwruckman
No according to the Business Insider web site, nealy 3/4 of the revision was due to a sharp drop in health care spending or about -2.3% (lower insurance premiums, medical costs and payouts to hospitals and doctors due to ACA) ...
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You do realize that proves I was correct all along, right?
I am probably the only person in the US who suggested there would be a recession 2nd Quarter 2014.
I suggested that in April/May of 2013....right here on C-D.
I did not follow through with an actual prediction, due to the fact that when I returned to the US back in September, Obama had begun delaying the implementation of key provisions of Obamacare.
Over the next several months, Obama continued -- with the stroke of the special dictatorial pen -- to delay key provisions of Obamacare.
At that time, I believed those actions would be sufficient to delay....
but not stop...the recession.
You do understand it's a lot of work, right?
All the math -- calculus -- and the statistical analysis is very time-consuming. Sure, I've got spreadsheets I set up 10 years ago when I was in grad school, but it still takes a lot of time, almost a freaking week.
Anyway, I should have followed through, not because I'm a fame-seeker, but because I do so love to gloat.
The other important point it proves is that health insurance companies were victims and not at fault.
The bad guy this entire time is exactly who I said it was: the American Hospital Association, your entire monopoly hospital system that illegally colludes to illegally engage in price-fixing, price-gouging and over-charging Americans for healthcare services, plus your obsolete antiquated Hospital Model of healthcare delivery.
That reminds me.....can you show us in Obamacare the penalty that a hospital must pay for price-gouging and over-charging a patient $55,000 for something that probably only costs $2,800?
The reason I ask is because Common Sense People cannot find where it says it is illegal for hospitals to price-fix, price-gouge or over-charge.
But, hey.....blame insurance companies anyway...
"As to the people they have no understanding, and only repeat what their rulers are pleased to tell them" -- Protagoras
"...to get a doctrine accepted or rejected it is only necessary to have it praised or ridiculed in the Media by a popular celebrity..." -- Plato (with some literary license by me).
Anyway, it is your healthcare system, not your health insurance companies, that creates the destructive drag on your economy.
Normally...
Mircea