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Chief economist warns the next recession is on its way... to hit 2020 or sooner
Chief economist warns the next recession is on its way... to hit 2020 or sooner "At 12:01 a.m. Friday, President Donald Trump’s trade war officially begins and trade partners are responding to his tariff increase with their own. At the same time, gas prices have increased in the wake of Trump breaching the Iran nuclear treaty. The Wall Street reform that was enacted in the wake of the real estate bubble and the worst financial crisis in modern history has now been mostly unwritten and deregulated." Senior fellow at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities Jared Bernstein is warning that the next recession is on the horizon and is urging people to figure out a plan. In a Washington Post op-ed, Bernstein wrote that he can “hardly open the financial section of the paper without reading some economist declaring that the next recession will hit in 2020.” He referenced a recent poll of economists in The Wall Street Journal which shows that “a rough consensus” concluded “a very long US expansion is possible, albeit one that likely would require a significant mid-cycle slowing (or two). So it’s possible, but is it probable? We don’t think so.” Add to that the stimulus enacted during the last recession will taper off in 2020 and the existing economic “expansion” is approaching its 10th year, making it one of the longest. That said, he notes that expansions don’t die as the result of age, instead it’s about bubbles and “central-bank mistakes or some unforeseen shock to the economy’s supply.” Another predictor is a trade war. At 12:01 a.m. Friday, President Donald Trump’s trade war officially begins and trade partners are responding to his tariff increase with their own. At the same time, gas prices have increased in the wake of Trump breaching the Iran nuclear treaty. The Wall Street reform that was enacted in the wake of the real estate bubble and the worst financial crisis in modern history has now been mostly unwritten and deregulated. “It is grossly irresponsible at this very late stage of the business cycle, to add legislative deregulation of the biggest banks in the country to widespread regulatory agency deregulation and non-enforcement,” said Dennis Kelleher, president of advocacy group Better Markets. “Unleashing the biggest banks is just asking for another horrific crash.” “Again, none of this argues a recession isn’t out there somewhere ahead. It is. We just don’t know where,” continued Bernstein, who once served as Vice President Joe Biden’s chief economist. |
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Wow this economist lays it out clearly damn. |
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Nate Silver approved?
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One thing is for sure...there WILL be another recession/drop in the economy. It happens cyclically.
But right now? We are riding one of the best economies of our lifetime. Instead of worrying about what some economist who is so smart that he himself doesn't make much money...we should all be intent on working extra hard during the years of the economy kicking ass. If I regret one thing from the mid 1990's to 2008 it would be...not working harder and making even more money. Let's strike while the iron is hot! |
Real estate will be the undoing but it's not Trump's fault. It's the Federal Reserve's. Running historically low interest rates for years and then rapidly increasing them in a short time span is obviously going to shock the system. The shock is already occurring. My city is a boom town right now but new developments are already having problems selling their overpriced inventory..
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Get it while the getting is good, work hard and be prepared. |
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The DOW has been stagnant for 7 months, wages are lower than a year ago, gas prices are 30% higher than a year ago, the GDP was only at 2% the first quarter. In what right wing bubble is this one of the best economies ever? |
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BUT>> Trump more than anyone has ensured that's not going to happen, in fact he's expediting the process. And the issue is he's not fixing or making anything just breaking it and some of the things he's broken took years to negotiate... TPP, 7 years for example. And what does America have in its place after 2 years... fucking nothing. And that's just one example of many. Compounding all of that he's pulled down regulations that protect you and your future. Forgetting Trump, look at whoever comes in to clean up his mess.. their fucked because your country will be set back 15 years, meanwhile.. China steams ahead doing new deals with other countries daily... everybody including the USA is now in Chinas pocket. |
↑↑↑ His post history proves he's NOT anti-American
He's just giving the fiscal truth :thumbsup |
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Pure 100% conjecture, primarily based on your anti-Americanism. |
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Bush fucked allies trust in the American war machine, and Trump is fucking it in Trade. Trumps America is not trusted, its not dependable and its not reliable, and to recover from that is going to take longer than the next presidents term, your going to need an Obama doing the apology tour and someone else sorting out the mess at home, and by the time you sort that shit out, its game over as China still chugs along at the same pace. |
your anti-Americanism clouds any ability you may have to think rationally.
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… Sorry I'm having a Ruski moment, but its just for you. |
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I've made it beyond clear how much I dislike trump, that has nothing to do with you running around here declaring America is economically kaput and beyond recovery. maybe that's some of your not math math. it doesn't add up. |
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the tariffs will make you life A LOT more expensive and it will cost jobs. unemployment has been rising again for several weeks now and the number of initial applications for unemployment assistance is higher than the number of newly created jobs. but let´s have a look at the tariffs. tariffs are nothing else then taxes because a buyer in US have to pay this tariffs additionally to what he pays for the imported good. trump's tax reform has led to a shortfall in the state's annual revenue of around $600 billion. so far, however, these taxes have mainly been paid by companies. trump is talking about a volume of almost a trillion dollars which are treated with an average of 25% additional duty. for companies, however, the profit mark-up on the purchase prices applies. let's just assume that this surcharge is 100% (in practice it's more) then we're already talking about 500 billion in additional tax income for the goods being sold in the usa ONLY through the customs surcharge. these 500 billion are not paid by the companies but by the customers who buy the goods. in other words: trump gabs the rich and now takes it away from ordinary citizens. as the lives of americans are becoming more expensive, they will probably have to do without some things. this means that some goods are sold less and that costs jobs. moreover, export goods are becoming more expensive, not only because of the more expensive purchase of raw materials, but also because of the counter-duties of the countries with which trump is currently fight his funny war. here, therefore, DOUBLE customs duties will have to be paid. these goods are no longer competitive on the world market and jobs will be lost. you can turn this issue around and around and you will not find even ONE logic point or sign of knowledge in economies. but i really doubt that trump supporter will realize that it is their fault when america lays down. they will never see the reason in the circumstance that they gave all power to an idiot and liar. and then you will have YOUR SYRIA there. |
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China can not win a trade war - nobody can win it. but the worst case of all would be if china´s economy is frozen. china is not only one of the biggest trading partners of US - they are also buying from many other countries. trump does not understand how a global economy works and how intertwined it is. if China´s economy stucks it will have influence on the whole planet. even all trading partners what trump calls "good" will suffer and they will not have the money to buy from US. it is a fact that the US will be the biggest loser in this game. but there will not be a winner at all. |
https://www.scmp.com/news/china/dipl...-traders-weeks
Chinas already started the long term deep fuck back, Xi is in power for a very long time, screw him now.. and get 20-30 years of screw back |
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Why do you think the stock markets, stagnating for months, are talking a little bit on the rise again? Because this crazy amateur-president has once again turned in the wind and punitive tariffs against EU car imports are suddenly to become the complete ABOLITION of these tariffs. He plays around and tries out because he knows nothing and everything at the expense of the world economy and the US citizens. You could just as easily let a chimpanzee randomly throw out the decisions with the cube - that couldn't be creepier. He has already lost this part of the trade war because if the EU moves towards China, America will be more bankrupt within 12 months than Greece and Turkey together. |
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Again how anyone thought this man child, who wasn't good with money was going to steer this economy is so laughable. |
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https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DhbLbaeV4AAfOvc.jpg btw - the unemployment rate is already back to 4,0% - wait a few month more but trump supporters don´t research. he just have to tell them that he made a huge job and they believe it. it is not important for them if it is true or not. |
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https://i.imgur.com/wTx9sSB.gif PS. Your graph is a lie. You left off part of Obama's term. https://i.imgur.com/3nRHHrr.jpg |
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As sales go down because of increased costs of 20\ to 60% layoffs will begin and wages will go down. Trump just put all economic growth to a complete standstill because Mexico, China, the EU & Canada have put Tarrifs on most all imports from America. Thanks Trump |
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it's easy proving thommy wrong, it only takes a bit of research.
‘Incredibly hot’: Economists weigh in on the US jobs report The US labour market remains very strong, although trade tensions may yet weigh on the economy, said economists on Friday in response to the monthly US jobs report. https://www.ft.com/content/9d73f4e0-...5-50daf11b720d |
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aha - so the US bueto of labor statistic is spreading lies ? how comes. do you remember that obama came in when the world faced this biggest crisis in the past 100 years or have you been in jail in that time? obama fixed what bush was responsible for. trump got a growing economy in its hands and has managed to let it grow weaker and is now turning the wheel back. but why do i explain it to you? you are too stupid and brainwashed (sorry for that oxymoron because where is no brain there can´t be one washed ) to understand it anyway. but the joy is on my side to watch it from the far as it goes every day a little bit downhill in the USA until even the last fool has understood which donkey you put there in the white house. it would be fair after that if first those who warned of trump benefit from a hopefully sometime coming upswing and all trump voters including you have to eat shit for a few more decades |
Just in time for dumbass Republicans to blame the next guy..
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The "man-child" has the economy ROARING. As for wages...here it is from CNN itself (and you know they hate Trump): America gets a raise: Wage growth fastest since 2009 |
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U.S. Wage Growth in June Was 2018's Strongest So Far https://www.fool.com/investing/2018/...st-so-far.aspx |
Hispanic-Latino Unemployment Rate Hits Lowest Level on Record in June
https://www.cnsnews.com/news/article...el-record-june |
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Wages are up 2.9% Inflation is up 2.8% People lucky enough to get a 2.9% raise are paying 2.8% more for gas, food, rent, etc. If you weren't lucky enough to see a raise increase you are still paying 2.8% more for goods and services. Do you understand now? US Inflation Rate at Over 6-Year High Also, the story you linked to was back in May. It's now July. July 1st the tarriffs went into effect raising the price of thousands of imported goods by 25% In August & September inflation reports will be higher as they will reflect the increases cost of goods starting this month. Layoffs will begin around the holidays :( |
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No wonder DynaTroll and OneHungTroll are always talking and defending each other, it's the same loser. :1orglaugh |
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DynaTroll is DynaGullible. |
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go on and keep thinking the economy sucks and those of us making money are the same guy.
that doesn't change the fact I'm making good money while the getting is good. :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh |
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