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honor your wager welchboi
Really??? I think you made a bit of an error in saying what I highlighted in bold. But your endorsement of the idaho nut case, Harley Brown, gubernatorial candidate (actually, just one of the many in Idaho) proves you have no ability to make rational judgments about people. Period. Perhaps you are simply trying for humor. Because for the majority of the human population who have been introduced to harley, he is simply another nut case. Just what Idaho needs (I say lovingly, as a person who loves the state, but can not imagine the politicians that the populace elects (remember mr. wide stance???)).Krugman is a brilliant economist in his field, but his ideology clouds his judgement.
to an extent perhaps but he nailed this argument long and hard
from the OP:
So a slack economy could in effect serve as a coordinating device for firms; one way to think about it is that it keeps firms from competing too hard for workers, enabling them to exert more monopsony power. This effect would have to be weighed against the direct adverse effect of slack demand on profitability, but there’s no rule saying that firms have to do worse in a depressed economy; they could actually do better. (I’m going to try some formal modeling on all this, but if anyone else wants to jump in, be my guest.)
Posting it again hasn't made it any less retarded than when it was posted the first time. I have never, ever heard anyone in business say that they mind recessions, except maybe bill collectors.
Krugman is a hack. It's bizarre and unworthy coming from a Nobel Laureate.
Posts by tools like Listening and Percyshine and others are meant to kill this thread. They are tools who do not want discussions of economic truth to exist. Kills their agenda. So they use the only tool that they have, since they can not make rational economic arguments. Ant that is the standard conservative tool, the 24/7 attack on whatever the bat shit crazy conservative web sites tell them to attack. The con tool has no other intent than to support what they are told.
That, and a couple people who are still stuck believing in a Libertarian favored economic system that has never existed as a successful economy for more than a year or two (in feudal times). But whom, none the less, keep pushing the libertarian agenda. Because, well, they like it.
So, you come to this thread and try to find the point, and you have to go back a couple pages to find what it is about. And what it is about is a rational argument, worthy of consideration. So, relative to that, I would like to add a couple of thoughts:
1. Recovery from this recession (The Great Republican Recession of 2008) has been slow for reasons being discussed in other threads. It is absolutely obvious that the recovery has been very strong for the corporations, with record profits being recorded and record stock prices. It has not been as successful a recovery for the rest of the population, as wages have been stagnant and employment levels have yet to get to where they need to go.
The why is the question, and the answers are obvious:
1. Right wing politicians in congress have done everything possible to stop stimulative spending, and have been quite successful at it.
2. Corporations have more monopoly power than ever before and are able to minimize US hiring and minimize wages as a result .
3. The economy has become a financial economy, not a production economy.
So, we get great GNP numbers but mediocre unemployment numbers and lousy worker earnings numbers. A Libertarian (read republican today) dream.
Mostly, dems of any kind are going to have problems with the filibuster, and with the republicans owning the house. Repubs are most interested in the failure of the economy as long as there is a dem in the presidency. Their interest is in feeding the wealthy, who own them. Just the facts of our broken political system. Then there is redistricting, and add to it the general money in politics, and you have a real problem for any dem who does not want to be owned. Great for the wealthy, dog food for the working man.Posts by tools like Listening and Percyshine and others are meant to kill this thread. They are tools who do not want discussions of economic truth to exist. Kills their agenda. So they use the only tool that they have, since they can not make rational economic arguments. Ant that is the standard conservative tool, the 24/7 attack on whatever the bat shit crazy conservative web sites tell them to attack. The con tool has no other intent than to support what they are told.
That, and a couple people who are still stuck believing in a Libertarian favored economic system that has never existed as a successful economy for more than a year or two (in feudal times). But whom, none the less, keep pushing the libertarian agenda. Because, well, they like it.
So, you come to this thread and try to find the point, and you have to go back a couple pages to find what it is about. And what it is about is a rational argument, worthy of consideration. So, relative to that, I would like to add a couple of thoughts:
1. Recovery from this recession (The Great Republican Recession of 2008) has been slow for reasons being discussed in other threads. It is absolutely obvious that the recovery has been very strong for the corporations, with record profits being recorded and record stock prices. It has not been as successful a recovery for the rest of the population, as wages have been stagnant and employment levels have yet to get to where they need to go.
The why is the question, and the answers are obvious:
1. Right wing politicians in congress have done everything possible to stop stimulative spending, and have been quite successful at it.
2. Corporations have more monopoly power than ever before and are able to minimize US hiring and minimize wages as a result .
3. The economy has become a financial economy, not a production economy.
So, we get great GNP numbers but mediocre unemployment numbers and lousy worker earnings numbers. A Libertarian (read republican today) dream.
^ that
Obama has turned out to be too much of a moderate for me. Maybe its because he's doing the "go along to get along" w/ the banking cartels due to Repubs rigging the electoral process w/ Citizens United & McCutcheon
Krugman is sometimes the funniest thing in the paper since Berkeley Brethed and Bill Watterson retired.
Most of the time, not so much.
Really??? I think you made a bit of an error in saying what I highlighted in bold. But your endorsement of the idaho nut case, Harley Brown, gubernatorial candidate (actually, just one of the many in Idaho) proves you have no ability to make rational judgments about people. Period. Perhaps you are simply trying for humor. Because for the majority of the human population who have been introduced to harley, he is simply another nut case. Just what Idaho needs (I say lovingly, as a person who loves the state, but can not imagine the politicians that the populace elects (remember mr. wide stance???)).to an extent perhaps but he nailed this argument long and hard
from the OP:
Posting it again hasn't made it any less retarded than when it was posted the first time. I have never, ever heard anyone in business say that they mind recessions, except maybe bill collectors.
Krugman is a hack. It's bizarre and unworthy coming from a Nobel Laureate.
Certainly not my claim. And if it were yours, it would simply show you do not get out much. But then I get it, another attempt at conservative humor.Really??? I think you made a bit of an error in saying what I highlighted in bold. But your endorsement of the idaho nut case, Harley Brown, gubernatorial candidate (actually, just one of the many in Idaho) proves you have no ability to make rational judgments about people. Period. Perhaps you are simply trying for humor. Because for the majority of the human population who have been introduced to harley, he is simply another nut case. Just what Idaho needs (I say lovingly, as a person who loves the state, but can not imagine the politicians that the populace elects (remember mr. wide stance???)).Posting it again hasn't made it any less retarded than when it was posted the first time. I have never, ever heard anyone in business say that they mind recessions, except maybe bill collectors.
Krugman is a hack. It's bizarre and unworthy coming from a Nobel Laureate.
You're the smartest person who has ever posted on the Internet.
Posts by tools like Listening and Percyshine and others are meant to kill this thread. They are tools who do not want discussions of economic truth to exist. Kills their agenda. So they use the only tool that they have, since they can not make rational economic arguments. Ant that is the standard conservative tool, the 24/7 attack on whatever the bat shit crazy conservative web sites tell them to attack. The con tool has no other intent than to support what they are told.
That, and a couple people who are still stuck believing in a Libertarian favored economic system that has never existed as a successful economy for more than a year or two (in feudal times). But whom, none the less, keep pushing the libertarian agenda. Because, well, they like it.
So, you come to this thread and try to find the point, and you have to go back a couple pages to find what it is about. And what it is about is a rational argument, worthy of consideration. So, relative to that, I would like to add a couple of thoughts:
1. Recovery from this recession (The Great Republican Recession of 2008) has been slow for reasons being discussed in other threads. It is absolutely obvious that the recovery has been very strong for the corporations, with record profits being recorded and record stock prices. It has not been as successful a recovery for the rest of the population, as wages have been stagnant and employment levels have yet to get to where they need to go.
The why is the question, and the answers are obvious:
1. Right wing politicians in congress have done everything possible to stop stimulative spending, and have been quite successful at it.
2. Corporations have more monopoly power than ever before and are able to minimize US hiring and minimize wages as a result .
3. The economy has become a financial economy, not a production economy.
So, we get great GNP numbers but mediocre unemployment numbers and lousy worker earnings numbers. A Libertarian (read republican today) dream.
Mostly, dems of any kind are going to have problems with the filibuster, and with the republicans owning the house. Repubs are most interested in the failure of the economy as long as there is a dem in the presidency. Their interest is in feeding the wealthy, who own them. Just the facts of our broken political system. Then there is redistricting, and add to it the general money in politics, and you have a real problem for any dem who does not want to be owned. Great for the wealthy, dog food for the working man.
I was in a box store last week talking to a clerk. He mentioned that there were many, mostly older people who bought dog food there to eat. Only in america among industrialized nations.
The right I am talking about simply tries to kill discussions. And I said nothing about anyone feeding government. Get a grip.Mostly, dems of any kind are going to have problems with the filibuster, and with the republicans owning the house. Repubs are most interested in the failure of the economy as long as there is a dem in the presidency. Their interest is in feeding the wealthy, who own them. Just the facts of our broken political system. Then there is redistricting, and add to it the general money in politics, and you have a real problem for any dem who does not want to be owned. Great for the wealthy, dog food for the working man.
I was in a box store last week talking to a clerk. He mentioned that there were many, mostly older people who bought dog food there to eat. Only in america among industrialized nations.
If you think it is just federal republicans who want to feed government, you are living in a fantasy land. Do you think Harry Reid is really that good a businessman.
How Did Harry Reid Get Rich? | National Review Online
I don't trust the GOP at the federal level either.
Oh, and I talked to someone who works in Box Store (I won't go there on principle), who said the elderly buy steaks by the dozens. I'm sure you are buying that one too .
The right I am talking about simply tries to kill discussions. And I said nothing about anyone feeding government. Get a grip.Mostly, dems of any kind are going to have problems with the filibuster, and with the republicans owning the house. Repubs are most interested in the failure of the economy as long as there is a dem in the presidency. Their interest is in feeding the wealthy, who own them. Just the facts of our broken political system. Then there is redistricting, and add to it the general money in politics, and you have a real problem for any dem who does not want to be owned. Great for the wealthy, dog food for the working man.
I was in a box store last week talking to a clerk. He mentioned that there were many, mostly older people who bought dog food there to eat. Only in america among industrialized nations.
If you think it is just federal republicans who want to feed government, you are living in a fantasy land. Do you think Harry Reid is really that good a businessman.
How Did Harry Reid Get Rich? | National Review Online
I don't trust the GOP at the federal level either.
Oh, and I talked to someone who works in Box Store (I won't go there on principle), who said the elderly buy steaks by the dozens. I'm sure you are buying that one too .
And no, you did not. I doubt that you talk to working stiffs, me boy.
And, if you want any credibility, try finding impartial sources for your backup. I mean, National review online is about as bat shit crazy a con site as moveon.org is a bat shit crazy lefty site. Get a grip, me boy, you are loosing any credibility you think you may have. You see, I would not use either site, as I have interest in keeping my credibility. But you.........
Yes, but then, you have no integrity. Back to the bat shit crazy con web sites, me boy. As a tool, that is where you need to be.The right I am talking about simply tries to kill discussions. And I said nothing about anyone feeding government. Get a grip.If you think it is just federal republicans who want to feed government, you are living in a fantasy land. Do you think Harry Reid is really that good a businessman.
How Did Harry Reid Get Rich? | National Review Online
I don't trust the GOP at the federal level either.
Oh, and I talked to someone who works in Box Store (I won't go there on principle), who said the elderly buy steaks by the dozens. I'm sure you are buying that one too .
And no, you did not. I doubt that you talk to working stiffs, me boy.
And, if you want any credibility, try finding impartial sources for your backup. I mean, National review online is about as bat shit crazy a con site as moveon.org is a bat shit crazy lefty site. Get a grip, me boy, you are loosing any credibility you think you may have. You see, I would not use either site, as I have interest in keeping my credibility. But you.........
O.K. Thanks for showing me that you really are nothing more than a hack.
If you've got something to dispute the easily checked claims of NRO, then be my guest. Otherwise you are of the same cloth as Ed Shultz.
You can't keep what you don't have.
That would be your opinion. And you know how much we value your opinion.Krugman is a laughable idiot; about as trustworthy as obama. both of them have Nobels they dont deserve
libs are losers who lie to themselves
Read it and learn, me poor ignorant con tool.A recently released study finds conservative Republicans paranoid, delusional, and living in an alternative reality.
Study finds Republican base paranoid, delusional - Portland Progressive | Examiner.com