Stirlingsays
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Again, you're ignoring not only increased investment and jobs (the driver of everything else) but you are speculating that temporary reactions to instability have any long term effects....it's based much more upon your emotional reactions than any realistic evaluation of the success of Trump's longer term vision here.Does the red pill side of the internet have different data available?
Inflation is expected to increase dramatically, and was expected to go up even before these unnecessary tariffs.
If recession hits then jobs are lost and investment is paused.
If Trump's tariffs positioning results in worse fiscal outcomes for America then I'll agree with you that I was wrong. If I'm right you should admit to being wrong as well.
Tell you what, let's have a sportsman's bet on the US economy at the mid terms. I say that jobs and inflation won't be worse than now. Are you willing to say the opposite?