First of all, hasn't anyone noticed that the FED has been propping up housing prices via QE? If housing prices were allowed to crash back in 2008, instead of the bailouts, then more people would have been able to afford houses.
That's problem #1.
Second, our country is run by big government for big unions and big business. If you aren't part of the cabal you are shit. Keep voting in Democrats guys it's really good for everyone.
Third,
Right, because most world governments are run like shit. America is being run like shit right now thus we are going to match the rest of the world.
Right, which is why Gov should GTFO of the private sector. Right now cities across America are moving to ban things like Uber, Lyft, and AirBnB even though the average person can't find a job that pays above $15 an hour. Way too many regulations, too many propping up of failed businesses, etc. All together, the government is choking the life out of the economy.
Actually, you failed to notice that the x-axis of the graph is scaled to stretch out the years between 2008-2013 and squish together the years of 1983-2007. For Christ's sake, the 90's only have three plot points. If the graph were spaced evenly, the last 5 years would look like the vertical line it actually is.
This is an astronomical increase that has completely outstripped the last 20 years of economy activity. And I have a prediction: this number is going to go way, way up.
That's problem #1.
Second, our country is run by big government for big unions and big business. If you aren't part of the cabal you are shit. Keep voting in Democrats guys it's really good for everyone.
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I think America is reverting to the global mean. This type of arrangement where kids stay home until married is standard in most of the world.
Right, because most world governments are run like shit. America is being run like shit right now thus we are going to match the rest of the world.
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Also, the government can't do anything to "create" jobs in the private sector.
Right, which is why Gov should GTFO of the private sector. Right now cities across America are moving to ban things like Uber, Lyft, and AirBnB even though the average person can't find a job that pays above $15 an hour. Way too many regulations, too many propping up of failed businesses, etc. All together, the government is choking the life out of the economy.
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Well, if you look at the plot, the number moved from 29% in 1983 to about 27% from 1986-2006 and up to 31% now.
Assuming the numbers are reliable (I have no idea if they are, probably they involve a good deal of guesswork and extrapolation) that is hardly some sort of catastrophic rise. In fact, it's a quite modest increase.
Actually, you failed to notice that the x-axis of the graph is scaled to stretch out the years between 2008-2013 and squish together the years of 1983-2007. For Christ's sake, the 90's only have three plot points. If the graph were spaced evenly, the last 5 years would look like the vertical line it actually is.
This is an astronomical increase that has completely outstripped the last 20 years of economy activity. And I have a prediction: this number is going to go way, way up.
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