what was the name for inflation the last 3 years?
The trend looks pretty good over the last 3 years. 2020-2022... not so much.
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what was the name for inflation the last 3 years?
Yea, because tariffs and him wanting lower interest rates is going to help. lol
It's Trumpflation
so...theoreticallyLower government spending will help bring down inflation.
When the government wants to stimulate the economy, they increase spending. When you want to bring down inflation, the government reduces spending. It's hard to figure out whey D's can see this.
The D's have been stimulated an economy that has inflation leading to deficit spending and additional inflation.
so...theoretically
if under a president we saw a huge, dramatic spike in government spending and then a huge dramatic spike in inflation about a year later, it would be reasonable to hold the president who signed off on the huge spike in government spending to account for the huge spike in inflation?
Anyone who thinks Trump had anything to do with January numbers is a complete moron.
I don't have any horse in this race but you all can't be that stupid to not know this is coming from the former administration correct?
Damn there is some real stupidity out there.
Remember Nikki Haley's factual comment about year ago?Any of you that want to try & argue that Trump is having even a remote impact on inflation in the context of $37T of debt should be disqualified from future opinions regarding basically any economic topic.
i knew it...That would depend upon why we saw a spike in spending. If governors shut down the economy and there was no choice but to increase spending temporarily, we probably wouldn't see inflation. However, if spending remained elevated, you would likely see inflation.
And that is exactly what happened. The D's used covid as an excuse for ramping up spending (from historic levels), which led to inflation.
It's all about supply and demand. We had too much money chasing too few goods. And the best way to reduce inflation is to reduce government spending to at, or below historic levels.
If manufacturing ticks up in the U.S., the best thing we can do is further cut government spending, to further contain inflation. We don't need high deficit spending to have a strong economy.
The numpties will eat that shit up with a spoon and a sponge.I am shocked - SHOCKED - by this.
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Anyone who thinks Trump had anything to do with January numbers is a complete moron.
I don't have any horse in this race but you all can't be that stupid to not know this is coming from the former administration correct?
Damn there is some real stupidity out there.
The numpties will eat that shit up with a spoon and a sponge.
So, when do we pivot from blame to addressing the problem?Remember Nikki Haley's factual comment about year ago?
Largest increase came under whomever was President between 2017-2021.
Don't forget that the only holdup to that very first relief check going to citizens was getting them reprinted so Trump's name was on the check.i knew it...
the 2/3 of covid spending bills (which included the highest year of deficit spending in us history) that trump signed weren't the problem
it was the last 1/3 covid spending bills, that biden signed, those were the problem
makes perfect sense
Ask your President!So, when do we pivot from blame to addressing the problem?
when has any politician ever done that? Answer:zero!Well. Let me know when Trump takes responsibility for….well…anything that’s the least bit negative.
It will be the first time.
And why did he sign those spending bills?i knew it...
the 2/3 of covid spending bills (which included the highest year of deficit spending in us history) that trump signed weren't the problem
it was the last 1/3 covid spending bills, that biden signed, those were the problem
makes perfect sense
He is addressing the problem.Ask your President!
no i get it...it's not trump's faultAnd why did he sign those spending bills?
Because people were under a stay at home order & precluded from working. Who was the primary driver of those orders?
Back to blaming Dr. Fauci???And why did he sign those spending bills?
Because people were under a stay at home order & precluded from working. Who was the primary driver of those orders?
I am shocked - SHOCKED - by this.
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They are stupid...end of sentence, as jo would say!Any of you that want to try & argue that Trump is having even a remote impact on inflation in the context of $37T of debt should be disqualified from future opinions regarding basically any economic topic.
Only it won't take three years at this pace.This will be posted again in 3 years when inflation reaches double digits.
when has any politician ever done that? Answer:zero!
Like i said I don't have a horse but blaming a new president on high inflation numbers 3 weeks into his administration is completely idiotic. Be smarter people.
You can't tell people they can't work or leave their house without handing them money.no i get it...it's not trump's fault
it's someone else...it always is
which i even understand the pointBack to blaming Dr. Fauci???
He is addressing the problem.
There. That was easy. Glad we agree.
and the debt has continued to skyrocket, meanwhile inflation has come back down to normal levelsYou can't tell people they can't work or leave their house without handing them money.
So we did. And the DEBT skyrocketed.
Hopefully we don't have to go through that again.
Thanks to Joe Biden and his ilk.
Joe isn't in charge. He can't hurt you now.Thanks to Joe Biden and his ilk.
LOL - His impact on inflation will continue for quite a while.Joe isn't in charge. He can't hurt you now.
Four more years if I'm not mistaken.LOL - His impact on inflation will continue for quite a while.
Give Rico a break.Joe isn't in charge. He can't hurt you now.
Car prices are set to explode? That's odd, steel prices are flat:
Steel - Price - Chart - Historical Data - News
Steel decreased 69 Yuan/MT or 2.08% since the beginning of 2025, according to trading on a contract for difference (CFD) that tracks the benchmark market for this commodity. Steel - values, historical data, forecasts and news - updated on February of 2025.tradingeconomics.com
You realize the election was in November, correct?Anyone who thinks Trump had anything to do with January numbers is a complete moron.
I don't have any horse in this race but you all can't be that stupid to not know this is coming from the former administration correct?
Damn there is some real stupidity out there.