2024 Economy 11/26/24Analysis Post Election Pre Election Please Visit Our Free Economics Internet Library
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Post Election Analysis Did Interest Payments Crash the 2024 Harris Party? |
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Did Interest Payments Crash Budgets
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Credit card rate up 7+ %pts as FED increased interest rates to to slow inflation
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Prices Went Up and Stayed Up, |
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Inflation Ticked Up Before Election1
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Personal Consumption Expenditures Price
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To be continued into 2025 |
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2024 Economy Pre-election analysis updates ended 10/5/24Covid Lockdown Handled Well by Washington
Trump-Biden Risked Inflation
to Lower Unemployment Inflation Getting Back To Normal Presidents and Federal Reserve Responded Well US Growth Led the Industrialized World
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A Two-Quarter Recession
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Unemployment | Inflation Effect | |
Trump failed to stop Democrats and Media from forcing economic shutdown. | ||
CARES Act (Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act) 3/27/20, $2.2 trillion spent | 14.8% | Very Little |
COVID-19 Relief Package (Consolidated Appropriations 12/27,20, $900 billion spent | 6.7 | Some |
2021
Biden adds to the spending American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) - Enact 3/11, 2021, $1.9 spent |
6.1 | Moderate + |
Fed predicts inflation transitional, but it stayed high longer because | ||
Supply Chain bottlenecks as Covid slows globalization | Moderate | |
Feb4-20 22 Russia invades Ukraine | Moderate |
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US Growth Leads the Industrialized World
1950-1980 Liberals Dominate with Roe Wade, Race Integration, Social Programs 1981-2016 Conservatives Dominate with Globalization, Tax Cuts-especially for business and rich 1988-2020 FED Easy money lead to High Business Income lead to massive Stock Market Gains. 1950 to 2020
Globalization leads to income inequality as the top 10 % do very well
and 2020-2030 will be a time of insecurity leading to anxiety.
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