/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57473625
Bloody hell, same m8. Feels very small though even though it's just completely average. Feels bad man.
>>57473087
Stop noticing things. For the market to go up, wages must stagnate while productivity must keep increasing. Heh, a good deal, no?
That giga spike with Covid, wtf? Brutal

>>57407140
>Prices went crazy in 2021 and it didn't affect wealthy consumers at all
I guess you're right. The modern consumer would rather sell his kidney than stop consuming and buying Netflix.
And yes, inflation has been hugely beneficial for asset holders and rich people, leaving normal peeps in the dust. Nearly every big company is reporting record earnings and yet journalists are perplexed about the economy

>>49855460
Not really.

Where the FUCK can i buy 2021 Britannias in Cucknada?

>>23195754

>corporations try to offshore jobs
>we ban them from the American market entirely

Uh-oh. What then? I'll tell you what then -- they'll sit their asses back down in America, pay a slightly higher tax rate, and quit complaining. This is exactly what China is doing with tech companies, to great effect. They tell them to abide by their censorship rules or they can't play in the second-largest economy on earth.

Guess what? The American government has tremendous bargaining power, greater than any on earth. All we have to do is start using it to benefit the average worker.

https://wtfhappenedin1971.com/

>>23043873
Yeah dude because we need something to anchor our economy to in the digital age.

https://wtfhappenedin1971.com/
Going off the gold standard was a huge mistake.
Going back on it with bitcoin will bring a digital renaissance.