You misspelled “gains in the U.S. manufacturing sector”
Most people will not be able to afford it to use it twice a year on going. They can only make money in the US for 10 years charging high prices to US residents then once it becomes generic and others will have access and china/india will make it and sell it for cheap. Just like HCV treatment therapy, most can't afford it so they just wait for generic to come out eventually.
Once again reminds me of this proud quote of our very own SleepyStudent, ”Our debt is your problem.”
Could be worth a congratulations had it not come with unnecessary qualifiers such as "highly innovative," "Blockbuster" or the meaningless and exaggerated extrapolation at the end as this has no consequence on the US economy now or in the future. It's just one more overpriced drug unfortunately targetted at the low-level miscreants of society who get HIV in the first place.
You misspelled "I'm a mathematically illiterate dumbass with a diarrhea mouth."
The same way current inflation is <2% even with expectations of rate cuts and bad U.S.-China relations. China simply isn’t important in U.S. economic life, and the U.S. has substantial areas of productivity growth that will only grow (the labor market churn is ending and people easing into their new jobs, a substantial amount of capital deepening, the AI bonanza, etc) that will simultaneously have disinflationary pressure and positive growth effects
I think you've scared him into blocking/ignoring you.
how could China do this??