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Europeans devalued theirs, Japan did, now China. They do that in order to increase the odds of gaining business opportunities, i.e., 'trade war.'
The blanket and saddle and yoke and head plume and tail bandage and other tack that Obamacare wants to buckle onto American workers costs too much for the dwindling number of American employers in the parade.
Europeans devalued theirs, Japan did, now China. They do that in order to increase the odds of gaining business opportunities, i.e., 'trade war.'
The blanket and saddle and yoke and head plume and tail bandage and other tack that Obamacare wants to buckle onto American workers costs too much for the dwindling number of American employers in the parade.
Lol. We are devalueing as well. We devalued first by starting Quantitative Easing. I'm always irritated if people claim we don't devalue our currency. The height of hypocrisy IMO.
Lol. We are devalueing as well. We devalued first by starting Quantitative Easing. I'm always irritated if people claim we don't devalue our currency. The height of hypocrisy IMO.
Height of hypocrisy? Obama has had more Trickle Down Economics under him than any other president in US history including Reagan...and Obama has the gull to criticize Trickle Down in blanket statements to the cheers of his flock gathered at his speeches.
The Fed didn't start QE until Obama was elected and every Fed pick he has made has been a QE Trickle Down supporter.
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