That means the numbers are as bad as or worse than everyone expects, and the administration wants to hide that data so they can lie about it without contradiction.
jonny_eh•1h ago
Are they even collecting the data at this point? Do they even know how bad the numbers are?
hodgehog11•57m ago
I just don't see how the US (possibly even the world) isn't heading for a colossal recession within the next year. The job market is gone. Everything is a recession indicator, we're basically in one right now. Once the AI hype dies, possibly even at the next Nvidia meeting, there's very little left.
spwa4•5m ago
There are many big events that could quickly solve the problem. First and foremost: Russia rejoining the global oil market by resolving the Russia-Ukraine war in some way. That would provide enormous impetus.
nis0s•53m ago
They drained the swamp, where the swamp is composed of average working Americans. On top of that, F1 student visa and H1Bs still going on as strong programs. I am still optimistic that there may be growth due to decrease in trade deficits, but I don’t see the situation improving much unless there’s a broad push to establish a global minimum corporate tax rate. Why the hell do CEOs still have multi- million/billion salaries? They’re summarily failing the economy, and corporate revenues and stock values.
JohnFen•1h ago
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