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Anonymous Thu Apr 13 01:59:29 2023 No.54569776 [Reply] [Original]

>YFW the mildcession

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 13 02:00:33 2023 No.54569788 *great depression

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 13 02:01:11 2023 No.54569798 File: 1.84 MB, 640x480, 1675352888445829.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>54569776

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 13 02:01:11 2023 No.54569797 Why don't they cut rates to 0 on the condition that corporations make a fuck ton of essential goods (water, eggs, soap, etc) that it keeps prices down ? Everyone wins

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>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 13 02:02:52 2023 No.54569812 File: 75 KB, 613x683, 1655241365515.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>54569798 The "don't ask me again" gets me every time.

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 13 02:03:17 2023 No.54569816 *collapse of all world economies, destruction of society The trout season is ruined! The end is nigh!!

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 13 02:03:43 2023 No.54569819 So what is the realistic time-frame before they pivot and start lowering rates? 6 months, a year?

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 13 02:06:00 2023 No.54569846 >>54569798 kek

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 13 02:09:44 2023 No.54569874 >>54569797 Command economies have been tried and they always suck, markets are better at determining prices. If you keep a scarce resource artificially cheap people will both overconsume and underproduce the thing that is scarce.

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 13 02:09:49 2023 No.54569875 >>54569776 Nigger we done been in a recession for a mfin year already

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 13 02:11:31 2023 No.54569888 >>54569875 no

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 13 02:12:06 2023 No.54569898 >>54569776 vibecession

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 13 02:14:57 2023 No.54569927 >>54569776 I love this lil nigga more than you could ever know

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 13 02:16:54 2023 No.54569941 >>54569888 Uh yes nigger

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 13 02:24:55 2023 No.54570006 >>54569874 as opposed to now where everyone overproduces anyway but dump their stock to keep it "price competitive"?

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 13 02:28:54 2023 No.54570044 >>54569776 Inflation is transitory

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 13 02:30:58 2023 No.54570066 File: 221 KB, 1125x611, 1680224379089991.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>54569776 And you will be happy

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 13 02:34:06 2023 No.54570095 >>54569941 No, nigger

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 13 02:42:59 2023 No.54570176 File: 76 KB, 512x512, BDB52282-EE2F-4C16-963D-B63819223E82.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>54570095 2 quarters negative gdp >yeah but that’s not the only definition (You) picrel

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 13 03:24:22 2023 No.54570507 >>54569941 babby's first "recession"?

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 13 03:26:56 2023 No.54570533 >>54569776 >he doesnt know about the global famine man you are about to see some serious shit.

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 13 03:29:48 2023 No.54570562 Will it be transitory, you know, like the inflation?

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 13 03:32:56 2023 No.54570586 >>54570006 that's mostly because we're becoming a command economy

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 13 03:35:28 2023 No.54570609 vibecession>mildcession(you are here)>midcession>recession>transitory depression>depression-and-here's-why-that's-a-good-thing

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 13 03:37:01 2023 No.54570624 man this recession kinda mid no cap

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 13 03:55:51 2023 No.54570815 >>54570609 But what are the experts calling it??