no inflation here and jobs everywhere

mame

mame

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haha, really there is very little inflation atm and the article actually admits market forces are largely to blame and also indirectly admits we're in a state of disinflation following the summer anyway... Look:
There are signs that core consumer prices could level off soon. Cotton prices have come down by nearly half from the spring, and clothing costs are expected to follow. prices are retreating, showing disinflation

And new-car prices rose earlier this year because of supply shortages caused by Japan's March 11 earthquake. The impact of that disruption is beginning to fade. New-car prices were unchanged in August for the second straight month. market forces

Food prices are still rising. The Agriculture Department said Monday that unusually hot summer weather has damaged the corn harvest, which could raise prices for corn and ultimately most food products. That's because corn is used in everything from cereals to animal feed to sodas. It takes about six months for changes in corn prices to filter down to grocery store shelves. market forces
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If you're going to complain about policy, at least try to understand what it is you're complaining about.
 
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feff f

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mame said:
haha, really there is very little inflation atm and the article actually admits market forces are largely to blame and also indirectly admits we're in a state of disinflation following the summer anyway... Look:

If you're going to complain about policy, at least try to understand what it is you're complaining about.
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uuuuhhhhhhh, understand what i am complaining about?

hey doofus, what would you think they would print in the article? that inflation is do to keynsian injection of a trillion dollars into the economy?

of course its market forces you apologist. you guys keep trying to dig yourselves out of this one. read my posts from 2 years ago. what is happening is EXACTLY what a few of us on here said would happen. just like it happens for all keynesian economies.

hey, how is that greece bailout working for ya?

jokes on you jackass.
 
mame

mame

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America's economic situation is nothing like Greece, jackass; Why even bring it up?

Also, if you knew anything about the Eurozone crisis you would know that Austerity has only dug the hole deeper.
 
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feff f

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mame said:
America's economic situation is nothing like Greece, jackass; Why even bring it up?

Also, if you knew anything about the Eurozone crisis you would know that Austerity has only dug the hole deeper.
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yep, had nothing to do with the govt injecting a few billion in, instead of allowing the market to work. keep trying little boy krugman junior.

nobody believes you anymore.....finally!

and who said anything about us being like greece? go find another chart so i can print it out and wipe my ass with it.
 
mame

mame

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feff f said:
http://www.jewishworldreview.com/cols/will091511.php3

if you care to educate yourself mame....start here.
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Yeah, biased articles are extremely educating! He opens the article by bashing liberals in the first paragraph and then Obama in the second. Real informative...

The only real meat in the article is the authors opposition to a 4-6% inflation target, which is just ridiculous considering his argument against it relies on the confidence fairy - which isn't coming to save the day - and he offers nothing else... no alternative solutions, no explanation of why a higher inflation target wouldn't work... nothing.

Seriously? This is what you consider informative?
 
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feff f

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mame said:
Yeah, biased articles are extremely educating! He opens the article by bashing liberals in the first paragraph and then Obama in the second. Real informative...

The only real meat in the article is the authors opposition to a 4-6% inflation target, which is just ridiculous considering his argument against it relies on the confidence fairy - which isn't coming to save the day - and he offers nothing else... no alternative solutions, no explanation of why a higher inflation target wouldn't work... nothing.

Seriously? This is what you consider informative?
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no one believes you mame. see you in 2012 buddy.
 
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feff f

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mame said:
Yeah, biased articles are extremely educating! He opens the article by bashing liberals in the first paragraph and then Obama in the second. Real informative...

The only real meat in the article is the authors opposition to a 4-6% inflation target, which is just ridiculous considering his argument against it relies on the confidence fairy - which isn't coming to save the day - and he offers nothing else... no alternative solutions, no explanation of why a higher inflation target wouldn't work... nothing.

Seriously? This is what you consider informative?
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oh, and he mentions at least 2 supply siders opinions. but you do as good little keynesians do, bow your head, pretend like you are right, and lick krugmans balls.
 
mame

mame

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feff f said:
oh, and he mentions at least 2 supply siders opinions. but you do as good little keynesians do, bow your head, pretend like you are right, and lick krugmans balls.
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No, I did what anyone in a debate should do - I attacked the article based on it's content, instead of it's author; Until you can do the same, I'm done here.
 
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