2018-08-29 at 2:53 AM UTC
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Torx are you that guy from zoklet who would always post left leaning things without context? I think you had a short name that may be was a symbol
2018-08-29 at 3:32 AM UTC
2 million jobs lost is the worst if any right now regarding that. but understand we have the lowest unemployment rate right now. at like 4 percent. this would be a little over half a percent. Im not sure how it's losing Jobs. going to outsource is back in the circle of things. more taxes buying it back. unless it's the Chinese Jobs leaving the US that they bring here? does this exist currently? then their stuff gets more expensive and fewer people will buy. saving their money. at some point the Chinese or other nations will see where he is coming from. Personally I think we should hire some chinese to do some city management in the USA.. start creating Jobs in Construction and high rise structures needed. on their rules.. fuck red tape. except the part that comes to the final safety inspections. these people know how to throw up buildings.. just make sure they're safe
2018-08-29 at 3:50 AM UTC
Trump's tariffs will lead to job losses, warns General Motors CEO
Americans would pay almost $6,000 more for a new car if tariffs come into play, say industry analysts.
by Paul A. Eisenstein / Jul.02.2018 / 3:03 PM ET
General Motors is one of the latest to weigh in on the threat of new tariffs targeting foreign autos and automotive parts, warning that GM could be forced to scale back production and cut U.S. jobs.
2018-08-29 at 11:13 AM UTC
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This thread is absolutely terrible
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2018-08-29 at 11:33 AM UTC
Peoples ignorance is really coming out in this thread reinforcing the saying "A mind is a terrible thing to waste"
2018-08-29 at 11:49 AM UTC
Originally posted by Torx
Trump's tariffs will lead to job losses, warns General Motors CEO
Americans would pay almost $6,000 more for a new car if tariffs come into play, say industry analysts.
by Paul A. Eisenstein / Jul.02.2018 / 3:03 PM ET
General Motors is one of the latest to weigh in on the threat of new tariffs targeting foreign autos and automotive parts, warning that GM could be forced to scale back production and cut U.S. jobs.
gm is asspained because they're some of the biggest ones who are (were) taking advantage of the chink-state-subsidized low metal prices. anything they say on the manner is biased to getting them their exorbitant markups on their shitboxes, you dumb nigger.
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2018-08-29 at 11:53 AM UTC
Originally posted by Torx
OK so you got no job and are making shit up.
Supply and demand
In microeconomics, supply and demand is an economic model of price determination in a market. It postulates that, holding all else equal, in a competitive market, the unit price for a particular good, or other traded item such as labor or liquid financial assets, will vary until it settles at a point where the quantity demanded will equal the quantity supplied, resulting in an economic equilibrium for price and quantity transacted.
interesting thought. tell me more.
since you're so sure how prices are tabulated, explain how worker wages are not comensurate with the actual labor shortage.
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2018-08-29 at 2:05 PM UTC
OP is into deep shit on a regular basis
Either that or someone is deep into his shit
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2018-08-31 at 11:18 AM UTC
Trump administration to end U.S. funding to U.N. program for Palestinian refugees
Karen DeYoung, Ruth Eglash 10 hrs ago
The Trump jedi ass kissing administration has decided to cancel all U.S. funding of the United Nations aid program for Palestinian refugees, part of its determination to put its money where its policy is as it seeks a recalculation of U.S. foreign aid spending and prepares its own Israeli-Palestinian peace plan.
Any such reduction would effectively eliminate, for most Palestinians, the “right of return” to land contested with Israel. More immediately, many regional foreign policy and security experts, including in Israel, say that slashing UNRWA’s budget, amid a call to “de-register” refugees, would worsen an already disastrous humanitarian situation, especially in Gaza, and sharply increase the level of violence.
In addition to contributions to UNRWA, the United States has provided direct, bilateral assistance to the West Bank and Gaza. Last week, the State Department announced that more than $200 million in already-appropriated aid for this year would be “redirected” elsewhere. The cuts in funding, along with shifts in policy, including recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, are part of a major reshaping of Middle East policy under President Trump.
While few in the region believe that right of return could ever be fully exercised, it has long been considered a core issue to be negotiated in any peace agreement. The administration cannot unilaterally change U.N. rules for who is considered a refugee eligible for UNRWA aid — which now includes descendants of those originally ousted from their land and homes.
Although Europeans and Arab countries also contribute substantial amounts, the United States has long been the largest individual donor to UNRWA, pledging about one third of the agency’s $1.1 billion in 2017 budgetary and emergency contributions. Early this year, the administration cut a scheduled UNRWA payment of $130 million in half to $65 million. Under the new decision, that will be the last donation.
The United States currently provides nearly $4 billion in mostly military annual aid to Israel.
As it readies its peace plan, now 18 months in the making with no release date in sight, the White House is seeking to take the right of return off the table, as Trump has said he eliminated the future of the contested city of Jerusalem from negotiations late last year when he recognized it as the capital of Israel.
Israel’s official position is that there is no right of return and that such a notion would lead to the eventual demise of the jedi state. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said repeatedly that UNRWA perpetuates the problem instead of trying to solve it, and has suggested that UNRWA could gradually be incorporated into the main U.N. refugee organization, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees.
