Fastest growing economy in the world: U.S.A.

[lennypartiv]

Inflation is a byproduct of an overheated economy. Conservatives say the economy sucks, while simultaneously bitching about inflation. LOL, conservatives.

So when will Biden end inflation?

 

[EyeBRollin]

So when will Biden end inflation?

Never. We will always have inflation.

 

[toobfreak]

Foreign companies are investing in the United States.

Foreign companies are BUYING UP pieces of the United States! Try going to China and tell Xi Jinping you want to buy a piece of his state run enterprises!

Our ports are busier than the rest of the world because Americans actually have cash to spend due to wages being up.

Our ports are busy because they have been idle for the past year trying to catch up for lost time and China needs to move its cheap merchandise. We are the world's consumers.

Life isn't too bad right now considering we are handling getting back on track better than anyone else.

What planet are you on?!

 

[frigidweirdo]

And yet the EU media organizations have predicted the fall of America every year for decades. Looking at you "Economist" and "BBC". Not to mention the "Guardian."

Sorry to disappoint.

The problem with the US is that it's eating itself internally. The economy might be doing okay now, compared to other countries, but that doesn't hide the fact that there's no democracy, the presidents are getting wackier and wackier, the politicians worse and worse.... everyone is trying to get their snout into the trough before it dries up.

 

[lennypartiv]

Never. We will always have inflation.

Trump got inflation way way down his final year in office.

 

[EyeBRollin]

Trump got inflation way way down his final year in office.

Yes- and what happened to the economy in 2020?

 

[lennypartiv]

Yes- and what happened to the economy in 2020?

The Kung Flu arrived. The Democrats and the Chinese wanted a way to get Trump out of the White House.

 

[Tumblin Tumbleweed]

Just wait until Biden orders another lockdown.

Rooting against the USA, I see...

 

[Mac1958]

Rooting against the USA, I see...

Sure. They're trying to rip the whole thing down. Bannon is their brain, and he's a fucking anarchist.

 

[Tumblin Tumbleweed]

Sure. They're trying to rip the whole thing down. Bannon is their brain, and he's a fucking anarchist.

Yes. I believe Bannon should be dropped into a deep dark hole. Then an outhouse erected over it.

 

[Mac1958]

Yes. I believe Bannon should be dropped into a deep dark hole. Then an outhouse erected over it.

I don’t think a lot of the rubes really understand what they’re asking for. They’ll toss out all the regular talk radio platitudes and slogans, but….

 

[Wyatt earp]

The U.S. economy is outpacing China and Europe. Foreign companies are investing in the United States. Unemployment is expected to be the lowest in 7 decades early next year. The only downside we are facing right now is global inflation. Our ports are busier than the rest of the world because Americans actually have cash to spend due to wages being up.

Life isn't too bad right now considering we are handling getting back on track better than anyone else.

Booming U.S. Economy Ripples World-Wide

The force of the American expansion is inducing overseas companies to invest in the U.S., betting that the growth is still accelerating and will outpace other major economies.

www.wsj.com

FRANKFURT—A booming U.S. economy is rippling around the world, leaving global supply chains struggling to keep up and pushing up prices.​

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The force of the American expansion is also inducing overseas companies to invest in the U.S., betting that the growth is still accelerating and will outpace other major economies.​

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U.S. consumers, flush with trillions of dollars of fiscal stimulus, are snapping up manufactured goods and scarce materials.​

U.S. economic output is set to expand by more than 7% annualized in the final three months of the year, up from about 2% in the previous quarter, according to early output estimates published by the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta. That compares with expected annualized growth of about 2% in the eurozone and 4% in China for the fourth quarter, according to JPMorgan Chase.​

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[DBA]

Lefties have a serious lack of foresight. In short, they are a little slow on the uptake.