MrPancake

You can assume whatever you want. Don't care :)

They did it some countries in Europe, especially in France with "le bouclier tarifaire" and the results were good. Again you're wrong.

You'll see what happens when all the free money is gone... Inflation will stick, unemployment is gonna go up, companies will go bankrupted, people will restart taking on debt and the stock market will crash of course.

Probably an eco-terrorist sinkhole.

By humor, I mean humor.

Well... Yeah.

Yes I do. Women are low intensity creatures to me. When I was in my 20's, my sex drive was compensating the boredom I felt. Ended in my 30's. Since then I haven't been able to have a stable relationship. When I look another man with his girlfriend, I pity him. I look at him behaving like an emasculated cuck and I'm like "pfffff!!!" Honestly I don't know how women manage not to bore themselves....

Humor isn't your thing. Avoid. Delete.

Because right now I don't give a shhh about the world's inflation. I'm talking about the US and the reasons why so many are going to vote him out next election.

Maybe this is where it began for you. But I'm not you. This thread didn't start when you got involved, your highness. My claims aren't false. They don't fit your narrative. I explained why I said inflation was still on the rise before covid. Now it doesn't suit you. Well... Don't care. I never said Biden did everything wrong. Where did I wrote that ? You are right to mention that he might not be in the best configuration. But it doesn't change the fact that he disappointed people.

Sorry I forgot you are a great economist with the expertise to know what is nonsense and what is not. Well at the end of the day, most Americans don't seem to share your views on this. Maybe because they suffer directly from Biden's incompetence when you obviously don't. There is no mystery if people are turning their backs on him, it's not because they thought their lives got better under his presidency.

I don't give a rat's ass. He didn't deliver on the promises he made and let poor people down big time. And that's why he is likely to lose the next election.

Ok when it doesn't suits you, it fake news. Noted. Bye.

He is partly responsible for higher inflation. He didn't deliver for those in precarious situations. He completely failed on child poverty btw. That much I know. He isn't a good president.

There is no switch from the start I've been talking about why Biden might lose. He didn't do enough for those in need. It doesn't really matter whether wages have been going up quickly for those at the bottom. It's still not enough to have a decent life. Had Biden be successful, he would be in his current situation.

Look for the source yourself. I know it's bothering you. I like it. Just write the text in your search engine, you'll get the result alright. The speculation is the reason for the 25% error margin, smart ass. No I think it's just you getting a bit uncomfortable. Overall inflation doesn't provide the necessary insight to understand why so many people are angry. Now feel free to pretend you don't understand. It won't change the fact that Biden might very well lose.

I never said it was solely Biden's fault. But it is a fact even if you don't like it: 25 to 50% of that inflation was due to Biden's decisions. Sorry if it hurts your little heart. And the overheating of the economy comes has the same origin. You rave about the low unemployment. We'll see what happens next. As I said, I bet on a recession and another stock market crash. Housing, education, healthcare, etc... It has NOTHING to do with the war in Ukraine. Energy prices could have been regulated. The US is the number one producer of oil in the world: zero excuses. Then of course you can argue that some decisions had to be made (industrial restructuring, etc...). That wasn't even my point. My point is I understand why many struggling Americans have been disappointed with Biden's presidency and will now vote for Trump. Totally logical. Didn't he say that he would cancel student debt at some point. Absolute phony loser.

Actually what I'm doing is showing that your simplistic view of "inflation was low, everything was fine" is BS. That entire conversation started because I said Biden didn't do enough for those in need which in turn is leading to the current situation of him losing the next election (maybe). So yeah, you are cherry picking the data that suits the narrative. A convenient average that hides this reral problem for the bottom 50% in the US.

No I haven't. Those guys are cherry picking the data that suits their narrative. Biden is a loser. Inflation was making life very hard for poor people before covid. Biden's spendings is responsible for 25 to 50% of the inflation since his rescue plan. Period.

Low unemployment has nothing to do with better work conditions for workers, especially in the US.

No, I'm right. Before the COVID-19 pandemic, there were specific areas within the economy where inflation was showing signs of increase or was notably higher. While overall inflation rates in many countries were relatively stable or modest, certain sectors or components within the economy experienced more noticeable inflationary pressures. 1. Housing Costs: In many places, housing costs, including rent and home prices, were rising at a faster rate than general inflation. This increase was particularly evident in certain urban areas, leading to concerns about housing affordability. 2. Healthcare: Healthcare costs, including insurance premiums, medical services, and prescription drugs, were experiencing inflation rates higher than the average. This was a concern for many people, especially in countries without universal healthcare systems. 3. Education: The cost of education, including college tuition and related expenses, was rising faster than general inflation. 4. Certain Consumer Goods: Prices for certain consumer goods or services, like specific types of food, energy, or specific technological products, experienced higher inflation rates compared to the general inflation trend.

Biden's Rescue Plan has been responsible for 25% to 50% of total inflation according to various economists. You want sources? Google is your friend !

I don't get your point. Sorry.