Nobel prize winning economist predicts Biden economic juggernaut

. Paul Krugman’s WORST Economic Predictions
Next time you see a prediction from the New York Times’ economic expert, be sure to take it with a grain of salt. Or perhaps a pound of salt.
https://bongino.com/paul-krugmans-worst-economic-predictions/

When it comes to straight economics I’ve seen right wingers credit Krugman for his work and praise his trade policy paper for which he won the Nobel Prize. But when it comes to politics that’s a different story. He turns into essentially a partisan hack with a fancy pedigree. And anyone who writes for a long period of time is inevitably going to have times they are wrong but Krugman has a long and (not so) distinguished list.
 
We’ve had three Democratic administrations in my lifetime. The first was Jimmy Carter and it seems the economy in the ‘70’s was pretty bad all around but there definitely weren’t any boom times during the Carter years. Then you had Clinton and from the mid ‘90’s until the end of the decade we definitely had a boom. But it’s interesting to look at the economic policies Clinton pursued. He reformed welfare, he cut capital gains taxes, he pushed for a balanced budget he signed several large deregulation bills. Not exactly your traditional Democratic playbook. Then we had Obama and while the economy recovered it was the worst recovery since the Great Depression. Thanks to the Fed and their easy money policies we had massive asset inflation but as a whole it wasn’t all that much to write home about.

If we could find a way to create some of that late ‘90’s magic I’d be all in but we’re not headed that direction it seems.
good info -especiall on Clinton and you didn't even mention the dot.com bubble

Clinton was the last of th sane Democrats -the last one I had any confidence in as well in terms of the economy.

Obama goosed the Stimulus needlessly . I live on a yuge loop road off a dead end road.
Yet my street was paved 2x everywhere, and 3 in spots. Normally they do it in one shot

On the other hand countries that went with reducing spending to not bust the budget in general
took longer to recover.

Think of this: COVID bailouts of all sorts all together get into the $6T range.
AND we are still shy of jobs and still getting high level unemployment claims.

Trump calls it the "China virus" but Biden gets upset at that
while never ever holding China accountable for their duplicity
 
  • Paul Krugman expects the US economic recovery from the pandemic to be "much faster and continue much longer than many people expect," he said in a recent New York Times column.
  • The Nobel Prize-winning economist predicts mass vaccination, pent-up demand, greater household savings, technological progress, and the Biden administration's backing to fuel a jobs boom.
  • Americans grew their personal savings by 173% year-on-year between March and November last year, as disposable incomes ballooned by $1 trillion and household spending tumbled by $535 billion, a New York Times analysis shows.
  • "I'm in the camp that expects rapid growth once people feel safe going out and spending money," Krugman said.


Nobel laureate Paul Krugman predicts a swift, sustained economic recovery once vaccines are rolled out (msn.com)


From one economist to economist (and lawyer) I concur with Paul. As soon as the stink of Trump wafts away, the US pent up demand will cause amazing growth and prosperity.

Thank God Trump, the total loser criminal will be hauled out of the way in a couple of weeks so we can get on with the cleanup and actual progress.

Did he address the fact that Americans have gone from #1 in upward mobility to #30 something in the industrialized world due to two self-serving corporate owned parties?
 
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First of all sweetie, you dont live anywhere close to Arizona, so fuck off.

You would be dead flat wrong on that.

When was the last Democratic senator from that state?

We just elected Mark Kelly already had Krysten Sinema. Before that it was Dennis DeConcini.

When was the last time they supported a Democratic candidate for president?

Bill Clinton 1996

Its the state of Goldwater and McCain, sweet dumplings.

McCain was one of the Keating 5. He's been a RINO most of his career. You haven't got a clue about Arizona.
 
When it comes to straight economics I’ve seen right wingers credit Krugman for his work and praise his trade policy paper for which he won the Nobel Prize. But when it comes to politics that’s a different story. He turns into essentially a partisan hack with a fancy pedigree. And anyone who writes for a long period of time is inevitably going to have times they are wrong but Krugman has a long and (not so) distinguished list.


Formula: deflect, ad hom, bias, ignorance, judgmental without knowledge.

I notice you have a lot of 'pinions. And they ALL attack liberals. Just say "I hate liberals"
and sign off forever. :rolleyes:
 
The market is about to crash, dumbasses.

I went all cash OCT 16, but I am worried about hyper inflation.

What do you think about going 30% gold in a safe deposit box, and the rest cash?

I am fixing up my house too...I plan to die in this house.
 
I went all cash OCT 16, but I am worried about hyper inflation.

What do you think about going 30% gold in a safe deposit box, and the rest cash?

I am fixing up my house too...I plan to die in this house.

Gold is up, I should go more cash. I plan to die killing filthy commies in America where they don't belong. Fuck a house, security and fortune if future Americans don't have the opportunities they should and I did.
I would wait to invest in gold until it goes down some.
 
Gold is up, I should go more cash. I plan to die killing filthy commies in America where they don't belong. Fuck a house, security and fortune if future Americans don't have the opportunities they should and I did.
I would wait to invest in gold until it goes down some.

Do you think hyper inflation is a significant risk....that it could happen?
 
Do you think hyper inflation is a significant risk....that it could happen?

Not as long as there are printing capabilities for quantitative easing.
I don't see it happening, no. However, I'm not Nostradumbass.
Might would be a good time to get into annuities or bonds.
(after being all cash beforehand)
 
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