actually, no, he hasn't.
If you took a bigger swath from 1950 to present, it would show a gradual decline, like you said.
It's global wealth redistribution.and is on schedule... eventually every one in the USA will feel the redistribution except for the Gates Soros Buffet crowd... But some land learn how to make it food productive it doesn't take a lot. Even our poor folks are in the top 60-70% of the worlds wealth. The UN is scheming on pollution taxes and transaction taxes for the purpose of enriching the higher ups in the UN and to sprinkle a little window dressing around in the poor countries... When are you folks gonna see this for what it is?Paul Klugman would agree, in his most recent interview, he said what I've been saying since 2008; we are in the Great Depression II.
Looks like labor participation rate is headed back down to where it was before the baby boom.
It's global wealth redistribution.and is on schedule... eventually every one in the USA will feel the redistribution except for the Gates Soros Buffet crowd... But some land learn how to make it food productive it doesn't take a lot. Even our poor folks are in the top 60-70% of the worlds wealth. The UN is scheming on pollution taxes and transaction taxes for the purpose of enriching the higher ups in the UN and to sprinkle a little window dressing around in the poor countries... When are you folks gonna see this for what it is?
Men have decreased by a little and women have increased by a lot. Put those two together and you will see that the (overall) trend has (in fact) been up (until, of course, very recently).Specifically I left my Country for Europe some 65 years ago when women were stay at home moms & this has completely changed so I should be careful & check my facts before I categorically state my facts & that I did not do this time.
My Reference: http://www.prb.org/Articles/2007/ClosingtheMaleFemaleLaborForceGap.aspx
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Paul Klugman (sic) is correct. The first depression occurred when there was a craven anti-capitalist in the White House who cast a pall over the economy. Obama is the second coming of FDR so no one should be surprised to see the economic conditions mirror that timeframe.Paul Klugman would agree, in his most recent interview, he said what I've been saying since 2008; we are in the Great Depression II.
It depends on what criteria is used to rate it. In Canada you can die while waiting to get a stint. Here it is done almost immediately. And why did a Canadian Governor come here for heart surgery is it because we have bad health care?Best Regards
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