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Who told you such nonsense?
MTAtech
"Potential."
Potential - Real = output gap.
Potential = guess.
sadly, with the lack of jobs, we're now at a point where people WILL be unemployed for years. And we know there are people on this thread who won't hire them if they've been out of work more than six months.
What do you propose? they live on the streets?
Paying them UE is cheaper than jailing them for non-payment of debts ...
Why allocate so much toward extensions and not create a jobs bill that addresses the nations infrastructure deficit?
Your answer. http://krugman.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/10/15/the-gop-tax/?_r=0Explain the persistent gap:
There is a (simple) right answer.
Your answer. http://krugman.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/10/15/the-gop-tax/?_r=0Explain the persistent gap:
There is a (simple) right answer.
Your answer. http://krugman.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/10/ 15/the-gop-tax/?_r=0
In other words you have nothing specific to counter what krugman said about potential GDP, so you marginalize in general.Krugman spreading his poison is not a legitimate answer to anything.
40 jpbs bills from the House sitting in the Senate waiting for a vote that will bever come.
Please remind us of the specifics of Obama's last jobs iniative.
In other words you have nothing specific to counter what krugman said about potential GDP, so you marginalize in general.
A most sophisticated guess.
In other words you have nothing specific to counter what krugman said about potential GDP, so you marginalize in general.
One of those bills, HR 3630 - "The Middle Class Tax Relief & Job Creation Act of 2011," freezes federal workers' pay for three years, and requires issuance of a permit for the Keystone XL Pipeline in advance of the proposed routing by Nebraska; suspends mercury regulations and extends 100% expensing of business equipment (including private jets). Some jobs bill.
Don't tell me what I agree. I don't -- and that bill specifically would do more harm than good. Freezing federal worker's pay for three years, after they already had them frozen for three years will cost jobs.That bill would literally create real private jobs, and you agree.
Don't tell me what I agree.
There has been extensive analysis of the Keystone XL pipeline and the conclusion is that the jobs effect is minimal. This one, from Cornell University, concludes Keystone kills more jobs than it creates. The other parts of that bill are jobs losers. In total, the bill reduces more jobs than it creates.You do not think a bill that would literally allow a company to construct a pipeline, which requires people to do, would create jobs?
There has been extensive analysis of the Keystone XL pipeline and the conclusion is that the jobs effect is minimal.
As I said in the previous post, according to Cornell University's Global Labor Institute, "the project may kill more jobs than it creates." They also conclude that the proponents of the project can't substantiate their jobs claims.So the pipeline, which would require human labor to build, would not create any jobs?
HR 1633 - Farm Dust Regulation Prevention Act of 2011
This bill prevents the EPA from issuing or finalizing regulations revising air quality standards under the Clean Air Act, and excepts farm dust from all references to "particulate matter."
No jobs there, but if anyone has ever suffered from Valley Fever, they might object to exempting dust, particularly farm dust, from the definition of particulate matter.
HR 10 - Regulations from the Executive in Need of Scrutiny (REINS) Act of 2011
Guts the regulation process by mandating that every regulation promulgated by approved by Congress after an onerous submission process, while exempting any Congressional finding from judicial review. Call this one the Carte Blanche For Congress To Kill All Regulatory Authority Bill.
What it is not: A jobs bill.
As I said in the previous post, according to Cornell University's Global Labor Institute, "the project may kill more jobs than it creates." They also conclude that the proponents of the project can't substantiate their jobs claims.
The stock prices have never been higher. Thanks Obama, The Democratic Senate, and The Republicans in the House.So we have a bad economy
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