The value of the US dollar cannot be two opposite things at the same time.
The Inconsistency Of Trump/Vance Economics
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An economic warning sign? Let’s hope not.
Are we headed for a recession? Please, God, no!
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Economists are starting to worry about a serious Trump recession
Tariffs on America’s neighbours and assault on federal government will hit US economy
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LMAO, Democrats and the MSM have already become desperate just a month into Trump's Presidency. Russia Russia Russia hasn't worked, racist racist racist hasn't worked, fascist fascist fascist hasn't worked now they are resorting to recession recession recession. LMAO.
You make an excellent point. The only people we should listen to when it comes to the economy are the people Trump listens to. Because any economist that disagrees with any aspect of Trump’s economic policies could only do it because they hate Trump and want to see him fail.
No doubt many want Trump to fail and will do everything they can to facilitate that failure.
Many? No doubt about it they *all* want him to fail, especially people that run things like Ford Motors who don't give a whit about how efficiently their company runs, they just want Trump to fail. Quit kidding yourself: it's Trump and his minions like you who are right about everything vs everybody else, who are wrong about everything and don't care what happens to the country so long as Trump fails and will do everything they can to bring the downfall of the country so long as it takes Trump with it. There can be no other reason they would oppose anything he does.
It's simple. No fiat currencies have ever survived. We will be switching to the gold backed dollar and the transition will likely have a significant recession-type effect for a period of time. Look up what the dollar is worth now vs. 1965, you don't need to cite Keynes for this one.
As a Hayek man I’m unlikely to cite Keynes for anything except to show his errors. Can you give an expected date when we will return to the gold standard? How will it cause a recession, and how long do you think it will last? At my age memory is a fleeting mistress, but I think gold was going for something like $40/ounce in 1965.
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