American Economics Thread

Michaelsinodef

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Interesting; wheels within wheels within wheels as the Bene Gesseritt would say

could there be a power struggle going on amongst The Atlanticists?
Yes, or more like that there 100% are different factions within the US that are divided when it comes to agreeing and setting the course for what the US should actually do moving forward.

They do all have a pretty anti-China attitude/viewpoint though, just a matter of how anti they are.
 

Andy1974

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Obviously this includes rare earth.
中国企业从事出口、过境、转运、通运等活动时,明知实际进口商或用户为上述两家美企的,不得开展相关进出口活动。对于违反相关规定的,有关部门将依法依规追究责任。
Look, making these kind of fake connections is exactly how fake news spreads. Please stop it. This is like a conclusion the MSM would make. It’s extremely dishonest of you. You could have said China bans food export and it would still be true according to your definition.
 

FriedButter

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Even if I can magic myself into a non-Chinese I’m still f**ked…

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The biggest thing is actually the next mandate in August. It will limit fees and mortgage broker considerations on people with a debt to income ratio of over +40%. Idk how pushing huge mortgages onto broke people is not a recipe for disaster in the future.

 

HighGround

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One of the reasons why some US companies become bankrupt:

Saying Bed, Bath, and Beyond is bankrupt because of stock buybacks is like saying my car broke because its engine broke, as opposed to me not putting oil into the engine.

BB&B was a failing business for years. It spent its precious cash on filling up inventory and maintaining unprofitable storefronts instead of investing into properly competing with Amazon and its rivals. I'm glad it's dead, it didn't really add anything to the market. I don't feel that way about every business that fails, I dearly miss Fry's Electronics, as it was the only physical store for computer hardware in WA.
 

broadsword

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Saying Bed, Bath, and Beyond is bankrupt because of stock buybacks is like saying my car broke because its engine broke, as opposed to me not putting oil into the engine.

BB&B was a failing business for years. It spent its precious cash on filling up inventory and maintaining unprofitable storefronts instead of investing into properly competing with Amazon and its rivals. I'm glad it's dead, it didn't really add anything to the market. I don't feel that way about every business that fails, I dearly miss Fry's Electronics, as it was the only physical store for computer hardware in WA.

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One of the reasons why some US companies become bankrupt:

If the share buyback money funded the " investing into properly competing with Amazon and its rivals." that you wrote, BBB might have a different history.
 
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