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>>2898401

>>2898401
I wouldn't count on tax reform helping that much even if it manages to get passed. bloomberg had projected their anticipated plan and expects gdp to increase .3%. If interest rates go up while the tax rate goes down you can understand why their plan is rather ineffective.

As the demographic trends of boomers retiring, slowing spending, and millennials put off having children continue then I see no reson to expect higher than 2% growth for the forseeable future

>>2898401
make fake companies that do nothing but exchange goods between one another, in a circle

that'll raise GDP to whatever level you want it to

>>2898662
The Treasury has gold parked at the Fed that's priced at $42.22 per ounce, which is well below the market value (around $1240 per ounce.) Were that gold repriced higher, the Treasury would suddenly get a boost in spending authority.

There is no real GDP growth. If the government stopped abusing inflation and immigration went to zero, people would see the country for what it really is: Fucked.

Why would i care, I'm not the one running this country

>>2898401
Kashkari wants you to have more kids or else more immigration to keep the economy functioning. My idea is to build an economic model that doesn't require infinite growth and doesn't resemble a ponzi scheme but I'm a crazy lunatic so don't listen to me.