Has Shrillary lost her mind? Businesses DON'T create jobs? Yeah....ok

LeilaniMP · Oct 25, 2014

Hillary: 'Don't Let Anybody Tell You' That 'Businesses Create Jobs'
http://www.breitbart.com/Breitbart-TV/2014/10/24/Hillary-Dont-Let-Anybody-Tell-You-That-Businesses-Create-Jobs

Liberals Seek Alternative to Hillary Clinton
http://online.wsj.com/articles/liberals-seek-alternative-to-hillary-clinton-1414193312

Things aren't looking so rosy for the cackling, cankled cow.....

MrMike · Oct 25, 2014

The cankled one is awesome! Hopefully the faux native American Lizzie Warren will run and we can see the two pantsuited hags tell whoppers and duke it out in debates.

LeilaniMP · Oct 25, 2014

MrMike said:
The cankled one is awesome! Hopefully the faux native American Lizzie Warren will run and we can see the two pantsuited hags tell whoppers and duke it out in debates.

It'll be funny watching them try to out-hag each other! Is it a pre-requisite for most lib female politicians to make themselves appear as unfeminine as possible?

At the moment, Shrill is trying to portray herself as more centrist. But being the political swine she is, you know she will flip to uber-lib in a heartbeat if she thinks that'll get her the nomination.

It doesn't matter though....the slugs will follow whomever the candidate with the (D) after their name happens to be....

Dawg · Oct 25, 2014

perfect liberal Hill is..........

Barbella · Oct 25, 2014

LeilaniMP said:
Hillary: 'Don't Let Anybody Tell You' That 'Businesses Create Jobs'
http://www.breitbart.com/Breitbart-TV/2014/10/24/Hillary-Dont-Let-Anybody-Tell-You-That-Businesses-Create-Jobs

Liberals Seek Alternative to Hillary Clinton
http://online.wsj.com/articles/liberals-seek-alternative-to-hillary-clinton-1414193312

Things aren't looking so rosy for the cackling, cankled cow.....

The stupidity of the left is amazing. Who do they THINK creates jobs, if not businesses? Good God... get them away from politics, and let them play in their sandbox or whatever. They're too friggen' stupid to even vote.

American Patriot · Oct 26, 2014

First off you assumed that Hitlery actually has a mind. My hope is that she continues to say things just like this and maybe just maybe when she runs in 2016 the folks will say gee whiz this hog is insane and I am not going to vote for someone this stupid. But hey what differenece does it make.

Craig · Oct 26, 2014

LeilaniMP said:
Hillary: 'Don't Let Anybody Tell You' That 'Businesses Create Jobs'
http://www.breitbart.com/Breitbart-TV/2014/10/24/Hillary-Dont-Let-Anybody-Tell-You-That-Businesses-Create-Jobs

Liberals Seek Alternative to Hillary Clinton
http://online.wsj.com/articles/liberals-seek-alternative-to-hillary-clinton-1414193312

Things aren't looking so rosy for the cackling, cankled cow.....

Customers create jobs. Jobs are created through the system. Businesses play just one part in the equation, but there are no jobs without some sort of exchange. What does the "business" do? If it does not fill a need, it will die and there will be no jobs. It is not a one sided proposition. You can create a business, but there won't be jobs unless that business grows and succeeds.

Just one example, Sears and K-Mart are shedding jobs, not creating them.

...A healthy economic ecosystem — one in which most participants (especially the middle class) have plenty of money to spend.

Over the last couple of years, a rich investor and entrepreneur named Nick Hanauer has annoyed all manner of other rich investors and entrepreneurs by explaining this in detail. Hanauer was the founder of online advertising company aQuantive, which Microsoft bought for $6.4 billion.

What creates a company's jobs, Hanauer explains, is a healthy economic ecosystem surrounding the company, which starts with the company's customers.

The company's customers buy the company's products. This, in turn, channels money to the company and allows the the company to hire employees to produce, sell, and service those products. If the company's customers and potential customers go broke, the demand for the company's products will collapse. And the company's jobs will disappear, regardless of what the entrepreneurs or investors do...

Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/rich-people-create-jobs-2013-11#ixzz3HFq1sD00

Barbella · Oct 26, 2014

Craig said:
Customers create jobs. Jobs are created through the system. Businesses play just one part in the equation, but there are no jobs without some sort of exchange. What does the "business" do? If it does not fill a need, it will die and there will be no jobs. It is not a one sided proposition. You can create a business, but there won't be jobs unless that business grows and succeeds.

Just one example, Sears and K-Mart are shedding jobs, not creating them.

...A healthy economic ecosystem — one in which most participants (especially the middle class) have plenty of money to spend.

Over the last couple of years, a rich investor and entrepreneur named Nick Hanauer has annoyed all manner of other rich investors and entrepreneurs by explaining this in detail. Hanauer was the founder of online advertising company aQuantive, which Microsoft bought for $6.4 billion.

What creates a company's jobs, Hanauer explains, is a healthy economic ecosystem surrounding the company, which starts with the company's customers.

The company's customers buy the company's products. This, in turn, channels money to the company and allows the the company to hire employees to produce, sell, and service those products. If the company's customers and potential customers go broke, the demand for the company's products will collapse. And the company's jobs will disappear, regardless of what the entrepreneurs or investors do...

Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/rich-people-create-jobs-2013-11#ixzz3HFq1sD00

Who Creates Jobs?
The younger companies are, the more jobs they create, regardless of their size.

The popular perception that small businesses create most of America's jobs has been the focus of heated debate for three decades. However, the more telling characteristic for predicting job creation is the age of the firm, not its size, according to a new study by John Haltiwanger, Ron Jarmin, and Javier Miranda. In Who Creates Jobs? Small vs. Large vs. Young (NBER Working Paper No. 16300), the researchers conclude that the younger companies are, the more jobs they create, regardless of their size.

Of course, all startup firms operate in a volatile "up or out" environment. After five years, many of these young companies are "out" -- they fail and, as a result, destroy nearly half of the jobs created by all new companies. Nevertheless, the surviving firms continue to ramp "up," growing faster than more mature companies, and creating a disproportionate share of jobs relative to their size.

"Firm startups account for only 3 percent of employment but almost 20 percent of gross job creation," the authors write. "[T]he fastest growing continuing firms are young firms under the age of five," the authors conclude.

http://www.nber.org/digest/feb11/w16300.html

Craig · Oct 26, 2014

Barbella said:
Who Creates Jobs?
The younger companies are, the more jobs they create, regardless of their size.

The popular perception that small businesses create most of America's jobs has been the focus of heated debate for three decades. However, the more telling characteristic for predicting job creation is the age of the firm, not its size, according to a new study by John Haltiwanger, Ron Jarmin, and Javier Miranda. In Who Creates Jobs? Small vs. Large vs. Young (NBER Working Paper No. 16300), the researchers conclude that the younger companies are, the more jobs they create, regardless of their size.

Of course, all startup firms operate in a volatile "up or out" environment. After five years, many of these young companies are "out" -- they fail and, as a result, destroy nearly half of the jobs created by all new companies. Nevertheless, the surviving firms continue to ramp "up," growing faster than more mature companies, and creating a disproportionate share of jobs relative to their size.

"Firm startups account for only 3 percent of employment but almost 20 percent of gross job creation," the authors write. "[T]he fastest growing continuing firms are young firms under the age of five," the authors conclude.

http://www.nber.org/digest/feb11/w16300.html

...When business people take credit for creating jobs, it is like squirrels taking credit for creating evolution. In fact, it’s the other way around.

It is unquestionably true that without entrepreneurs and investors, you can’t have a dynamic and growing capitalist economy. But it’s equally true that without consumers, you can’t have entrepreneurs and investors. And the more we have happy customers with lots of disposable income, the better our businesses will do...

http://www.businessweek.com/news/2011-12-07/raise-taxes-on-rich-to-reward-true-job-creators-nick-hanauer.html

Barbella · Oct 26, 2014

Craig said:
...When business people take credit for creating jobs, it is like squirrels taking credit for creating evolution. In fact, it’s the other way around.

It is unquestionably true that without entrepreneurs and investors, you can’t have a dynamic and growing capitalist economy. But it’s equally true that without consumers, you can’t have entrepreneurs and investors. And the more we have happy customers with lots of disposable income, the better our businesses will do...

http://www.businessweek.com/news/2011-12-07/raise-taxes-on-rich-to-reward-true-job-creators-nick-hanauer.html

So businesses DON'T create jobs? That's what this is all about, right? What IS the problem? Why do you insist on splitting hairs all the time?

The top post pointed out Hillary's idiocy in saying "businesses don't create jobs". She was wrong... they do. Of course it's true that a business can't be successful if there's no demand for it's products or services, but that's not the issue here at all.

Craig · Oct 26, 2014

Barbella said:
So businesses DON'T create jobs? That's what this is all about, right? What IS the problem? Why do you insist on splitting hairs all the time?

The top post pointed out Hillary's idiocy in saying "businesses don't create jobs". She was wrong... they do. Of course it's true that a business can't be successful if there's no demand for it's products or services, but that's not the issue here at all.

I insist on seeing the whole picture.

I insist on going beyond the banal.

It's called curiosity. You should try it sometime.

Barbella · Oct 26, 2014

Craig said:
I insist on seeing the whole picture.

I insist on going beyond the banal.

It's called curiosity. You should try it sometime.

Bullshit. It's not curiosity, it's obstinacy and pedantry.

BobbyT · Oct 26, 2014

Barbella said:
So businesses DON'T create jobs? That's what this is all about, right? What IS the problem? Why do you insist on splitting hairs all the time?

The top post pointed out Hillary's idiocy in saying "businesses don't create jobs". She was wrong... they do. Of course it's true that a business can't be successful if there's no demand for it's products or services, but that's not the issue here at all.

Businesses don't create jobs, demand does. Businesses respond to increase in demand by hiring more workers and respond to lowering demand by letting workers go. If you only look at the hiring side of the equation, you're missing the impact of a customer base's available money to spend. Less money, less demand, fewer jobs. Nothing business can do but wait for demand to go up (I.e., people to get money to.spend).

Sgt Staples · Oct 26, 2014

LeilaniMP said:
Hillary: 'Don't Let Anybody Tell You' That 'Businesses Create Jobs'
http://www.breitbart.com/Breitbart-TV/2014/10/24/Hillary-Dont-Let-Anybody-Tell-You-That-Businesses-Create-Jobs

Liberals Seek Alternative to Hillary Clinton
http://online.wsj.com/articles/liberals-seek-alternative-to-hillary-clinton-1414193312

Things aren't looking so rosy for the cackling, cankled cow.....

Just what we need another economic idiot in the White House.
Obama, Elizabeth Warren, and now Hillary have proved themselves complete economic dolts., Not to mention such brainiacs as Maxine Waters, Sheila Jackson Lee, "Little" Dicky Durbin, and the idiots from Vermont, Bernie Sanders and Patrick "Leaky" Leahy.

Without businesses, without Corporations, there are no profits. Without Profits there are no jobs.

Without jobs or profits their is no tax revenue. Without tax revenue there are no roads and bridges.

Every time you raise taxes or the minimum wage, you are reducing profits and reducing jobs, and/or raising prices.

Anytime you raise prices you are reducing the amount of product people can buy.

Every time you reduce the amount of product sold, you eliminate jobs.

Craig · Oct 26, 2014

Barbella said:
Bullshit. It's not curiosity, it's obstinacy and pedantry.

No...it's curiosity.

Pedantry doesn't worry me. It's a show of knowledge. Remember, I am schooled in language and have worked as an editor. I have no shame in attention to detail.

The world isn't the simple place you want it to be. As I said earlier, you...or anyone, can create a business. But that does not create a single job. The business must have something of interest to customers. Henry Kaiser said "find a niche and fill it". That is a consideration of the unmet needs of customers.

Sgt Staples · Oct 26, 2014

BobbyT said:
Businesses don't create jobs, demand does. Businesses respond to increase in demand by hiring more workers and respond to lowering demand by letting workers go. If you only look at the hiring side of the equation, you're missing the impact of a customer base's available money to spend. Less money, less demand, fewer jobs. Nothing business can do but wait for demand to go up (I.e., people to get money to.spend).

Without product there would be no demand. Back in the 1700s there was no demand for automobiles. It took a person to invent the automobile and a corporation to produce them. That created the demand, other people jumped on the bandwagon.

Necessity also creates demand. A person or a business or a corporation sees a necessity for something, they invent it, refine it, test it and finally produce it.

All that creates jobs paid out of the profit of selling the particular product or service.

Jesus, I never realized there were so many economically ignorant people out there.

LeilaniMP · Oct 26, 2014

Barbella said:
So businesses DON'T create jobs? That's what this is all about, right? What IS the problem? Why do you insist on splitting hairs all the time?

The top post pointed out Hillary's idiocy in saying "businesses don't create jobs". She was wrong... they do. Of course it's true that a business can't be successful if there's no demand for it's products or services, but that's not the issue here at all.

Barb,

No matter how long I live, I will never ascribe to the liberal mindset we see on display in here 24/7.

They fancy themselves as being most knowledgeable on all subjects and their pedantry is boundless.

However, in real life, most of the liberals I know aren't masters of such asswipery. A few yes, but nothing like the "PJ Intelligentsia".

Now, on to Shrill's idiotic statement....she's a buffoon. Her handlers are already trying to spin her delusional comments, but as with everything...you can't turn poo into platinum.

Craig · Oct 26, 2014

Sgt Staples said:
Without product there would be no demand. Back in the 1700s there was no demand for automobiles. It took a person to invent the automobile and a corporation to produce them. That created the demand, other people jumped on the bandwagon.

Necessity also creates demand. A person or a business or a corporation sees a necessity for something, they invent it, refine it, test it and finally produce it.

All that creates jobs paid out of the profit of selling the particular product or service.

Jesus, I never realized there were so many economically ignorant people out there.

Nor was there any infrastructure for the horseless carriage in the 1700's. Interesting fact...The car didn't become a popular item until the middle class could afford it. That availability increased the amount of workers required to meet the demand.

LeilaniMP · Oct 26, 2014

Sgt Staples said:
Without product there would be no demand. Back in the 1700s there was no demand for automobiles. It took a person to invent the automobile and a corporation to produce them. That created the demand, other people jumped on the bandwagon.

Necessity also creates demand. A person or a business or a corporation sees a necessity for something, they invent it, refine it, test it and finally produce it.

All that creates jobs paid out of the profit of selling the particular product or service.

Jesus, I never realized there were so many economically ignorant people out there.

They're willfully ignorant

LeilaniMP · Oct 26, 2014

Sgt Staples said:
Just what we need another economic idiot in the White House.
Obama, Elizabeth Warren, and now Hillary have proved themselves complete economic dolts., Not to mention such brainiacs as Maxine Waters, Sheila Jackson Lee, "Little" Dicky Durbin, and the idiots from Vermont, Bernie Sanders and Patrick "Leaky" Leahy.

Without businesses, without Corporations, there are no profits. Without Profits there are no jobs.

Without jobs or profits their is no tax revenue. Without tax revenue there are no roads and bridges.

Every time you raise taxes or the minimum wage, you are reducing profits and reducing jobs, and/or raising prices.

Anytime you raise prices you are reducing the amount of product people can buy.

Every time you reduce the amount of product sold, you eliminate jobs.

No, no, no, no, no!!!! Don't you understand?!? GOVERNMENT creates everything! Wasn't it Pelosi who claimed welfare creates jobs?

Or...er....that's what the lib trolls want you to believe.

Business Schmusiness!

Has Shrillary lost her mind? Businesses DON'T create jobs? Yeah....ok

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