Dramatic Takedown of U.S. Jobs

[SASKFARMER]

Yea chuck you sure got Canada right with that last statement. Trudeau is turning us into a shit hole.

But you vote for him so it's your fault really.





HAH HAHAHA oh you tried to make it worse in the USA like the news does every day.

Here is some news Canada is failing at all levels and it can all be traced back to one ****ing asshole Trudeau.

[CommonCents]

Jobs that may never come back:
coffee baristas
nail esthetician or technician
hot yoga/spin cycle instructor

Just for fun let’s see what else we live without while we “need” TFWP to fill jobs in transportation, primary agriculture and value-added agriculture processing to produce a necessity or move goods.

Gen Z is in for a rude awakening and reality check.

[biglentil]

Reddit . . . the power or weakness of social media

Wow!! Weakness Errol really? Mabey they should ban agriville too? Or perhaps critical thinking as well?

[chuckChuck]

You guys are all so pessimistic! Grain prices haven't been this high in many years. Rejoice, the end of the world is far away unless you are getting old and cranky! LOL

[helmach]

You guys are all so pessimistic! Grain prices haven't been this high in many years. Rejoice, the end of the world is far away unless you are getting old and cranky! LOL

Sure, but every other cost is also through the roof. I guess if you don't have any skin in the game you only look at one factor of an entire farming operation.

[chuckChuck]

Good business managers always look at ways to keep their costs down.

[fjlip]

Good business managers always look at ways to keep their costs down.

Apparently not those the GREEN RESET/Solar/wind. Therefore crappy managers wasting our $$

[Austrian Economics]

"So... what would have happened to the US economy if the Feds hadn't used fiscal stimulus to keep the economy rolling during the the largest economic shock in 90 years?"

The unprecedented levels of borrowing only serve to hide the true cost of dealing with the pandemic. It does not eliminate the day of reckoning, but merely postpones it.

If the government wanted to make the cost of dealing with the pandemic immediately obvious, it would have diverted existing program spending to covid efforts by downsizing peripheral government departments and/or raising taxes. That would have been unpopular however, so they took the politically easier route of massive borrowing. Since borrowing temporarily hides real costs, most people unfortunately believe that dealing with covid is practically free and doesn't require any difficult choices. People think they can have their cake and eat it too.

[chuckChuck]

Sounds like many big farms!

One thing that the US government learned during the great depression and the great recession is that dramatically cutting government spending during a depression leads to a bigger depression and great damage that is worse than the effects of stimulus and printing money.

[shtferbrains]

"So... what would have happened to the US economy if the Feds hadn't used fiscal stimulus to keep the economy rolling during the the largest economic shock in 90 years?"

The unprecedented levels of borrowing only serve to hide the true cost of dealing with the pandemic. It does not eliminate the day of reckoning, but merely postpones it.

If the government wanted to make the cost of dealing with the pandemic immediately obvious, it would have diverted existing program spending to covid efforts by downsizing peripheral government departments and/or raising taxes. That would have been unpopular however, so they took the politically easier route of massive borrowing. Since borrowing temporarily hides real costs, most people unfortunately believe that dealing with covid is practically free and doesn't require any difficult choices. People think they can have their cake and eat it too.

Who is the lender?