In January 1998 with the help of a strong economy president clinton?
In January 1998 with the help of a strong economy president clinton A. Submitted the first balanced budget in nearly 25 years B. introduced a programmed to increase federal budget spending C. Was able to put federal money toward welfare reform programs D. Managed to create a strong national health care program
Why is the Trump economy growing so much more then the Obama economy?
Before asking why, ask if.That’s annual GDP growth since 1/1/2000. Since the end of the Great Recession, we’ve been between 1.6% and 2.6% on an annual basis. Trump’s first year? 2.2%.OK, how about quarterly? I prefer annual, because there’s a lot of noise and short-term effects in the quarterly numbers, but we can look at it.Same period. Since the end of the recession, those numbers have been between -1% and 5.1%. The most recent number was 4.2%, which is causing some people to say the economy is growing, butthere were four quarters under the Obama administration where growth was higher than that, including two in 2014. Nobody was raving about how well the economy was growing then.the Fed analyzed the 2Q2018 numbers and estimates that about 25% of it (1 point) is because of accelerated purchases of commodities (mostly soybeans) by China in anticipation of increased tariffs. That means that a) that’s not likely to happen again in Q3, and b) some of those purchases would normally have been made in Q3 and now won’t be, causing Q3 GDP growth to be lower.Show me 3–5 quarters of >3.5% growth and I’ll believe the economy is growing more than the Obama economy. Until then, it’s typical variation caused by a number of factors.
How long will it take Donald Trump to destroy the economy?
He won't. If he passes significant tax reductions, if he gets rid of Obamacare, gets rid of the regulations that Obama passed that are hindering our banking system, then wealth production in the USA will soar. The stock market could stay in a bull market until 2020.However, if he does institute large Tariffs on China, Mexico and other trading partners that could hurt us badly. Interference with immigration will hurt us as well. I doubt very much he builds his wall.It all depends on which policies he enacts first, the good ones or the bad ones. It depends whether his beneficial policies will be much better then his bad policies.I am on record as of last friday to go back 50% long on the DDM ETF, twice the return of the Dow. I also stated return fully long after the election, expecting a large short term drop to buy. Unfortunately that drop occurred before the market opened.To date, my recommendation has given more then a 39% increase in value to whoever took this trade.The Dow is now at a record high. I expect this to continue. Of course there will be corrections along the way.Hillary would have destroyed the United States. If she passed her tax increase and even went farther then Obama in her socialist policies, there would have been a depression from which we might not have recovered for a decade. She is the “nasty woman”. Thank god she didn't get elected.
Is it true, Obama so loved the poor, he created millions more?
"There's a plot in this country to enslave every man, woman and child. Before I leave this high and noble office, I intend to expose this plot" J.F.K. http://www.flickr.com/photos/119117251@N02/12863779035/
Are millennials the reason why the economy is so bad?
for the most part yes
Are Temporary Agencies Destroying America?
It was not so many years ago that temp agencies filled positions for companies who had: people on vacation forming a new department people out ill maternity leave people who quit or were fired Those jobs lasted for a specified amount of time, and sometimes a company would ask a temp to stay--but not in the majority of cases. Then there were regular Employment Agencies. These agencies were for people looking for a full-time or part-time career. Applicants were not looking for temp to hire--they wanted a career. It's always been with Temp Agencies that they charge much more (perhaps double) for an employee per hour. Employment Agencies got a fee up front from the employer (or in some instances from the person hired), and that was the end of it. I have noticed in the classifieds, for some time now, that nearly everything is temp-to-hire. This really sux for people--those three months as a temp could have been their probation period on the company's payroll, and they could soon be receiving their benefits.