because no one else did.......earnings.....

probably not, but if you start a thread about it and provide some proof someone might be convinced......

You can't have it both ways...

You can't say that wages have declined in a vacuum because money doesn't just disappear.

And you also can't say that Biden's policies are harming the economy because corporations reached record profits.

So where did all those workers' wages go? Because they had to go somewhere...
 
I just did......

And you just fucked your own argument by doing so.

You can't say that wages have declined in a vacuum because money doesn't just disappear.

And you also can't say that Biden's policies are harming the economy because corporations reached record profits.
 
I wonder if you've noticed no one has bothered even discussing it except you.......I simply don't care what you are posting......is it about baseball......coconuts.........UFOs?.....

So wages declined, but corporate profits hit record highs.

So wouldn't that mean corporations stole workers' wages for profit?

Unless you believe money just disappears into thin air....
 
Hey Einstein if you were laying attention you'd have realized I'm not the one who mentioned inflation. Shit stain

Yeah, but you're forcing the issue...

Do you not think that the wage decline has anything to do with the corporate profit increase? Because money doesn't just disappear into thin air.

Wages go down, profits go up...and you can't make that connection?????

Or can you make that connection, you just don't want to because then you can't rely on your same old lazy scapegoats.
 
I try to avoid starting threads on topics I don't understand.

When his post said real wages, and then he wrote this estimate was before inflation was accounted for, I had to grade the OP an 'F' in rudimentary freshman economics

In that case you should never be typing on this board. At a minimum.
 
Yep. Economics 101. There is almost no economic understaning from a single person on this website. It isn't the complex issues, they can't even grasp the basics. Even the so-called genius has no clue. PMP? He couldn't find his ass with both hands free.

STFU.. u stupid bald POS
 
I have. What does that have to do w/ the fact that we are nowhere near a Depression?

The only reason the economy would slip into a recession at this point is if the Federal Reserve wills it.

So we heard a lot from people like Flash the last couple years about how the Fed was artificially inflating the economy through QE or whatever, but then suddenly people like Flash are silent or are even supportive of the Fed trying to engineer a recession because workers have too much leverage in the job market.
 
It's hilarious to watch PMP being owned in his own thread. He is a loser.

Bottom line, wages have decreased ONLY with respect to inflation. In other words, the exact opposite of what the OP claimed.
 
Just checking again: do you know what a Depression is?

depression
noun
de·​pres·​sion di-ˈpre-shən dē-
pluraldepressions
1
: an act of depressing or a state of being depressed: such as
a
: a state of feeling sad : low spirits : MELANCHOLY
specifically : a mood disorder that is marked by varying degrees of sadness, despair, and loneliness and that is typically accompanied by inactivity, guilt, loss of concentration, social withdrawal, sleep disturbances, and sometimes suicidal tendencies
see also CLINICAL DEPRESSION, MAJOR DEPRESSION, POSTPARTUM DEPRESSION
b
(1)
: a reduction in activity, amount, quality, or force
a depression in trade
(2)
biology : a lowering of physical or mental vitality or of functional activity
c
: a pressing down : LOWERING
a depression of the tab key
2
economics : a period of low general economic activity marked especially by rising levels of unemployment
heading towards a depression
periods of economic depression
3
: a place or part that is lower than the surrounding area : a depressed place or part : HOLLOW
The chicken pox left several depressions in her skin.
4
meteorology : LOW entry 2 sense 1b
a tropical depression
5
a
astronomy : the angular distance of a celestial object below the horizon
b
mathematics : the size of an angle of depression
 
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