@creativeness@Noahpinion this is the lamest response to an attempted skewering of someone on X of all time. you're the literal definition of a snowflake.
@pitdesi separately, demand for small cars had been collapsing over the previous 1-2 decades. Companies had only been making small cars and selling them at a loss to try to make their average fleet MPG meet government standards
In Nevada, Medicare spent $14m on bandages for a single patient.
“The government will reimburse any price that a company sets for brand-new skin substitutes, even if it is far above the market average. The higher the price, the larger the doctors’ cut.” @nytimes
In Nevada, Medicare spent $14m on bandages for a single patient.
“The government will reimburse any price that a company sets for brand-new skin substitutes, even if it is far above the market average. The higher the price, the larger the doctors’ cut.” @nytimes
isn't the whole idea that creating manufacturing capability and knowhow in a country requires encouraging exports and competing globally, not protecting local industries with taxes? just thinking about what I read about south korea, etc in @JoeStudwell's "how asia works." if Trump's goal is reindustrialization, aren't massive tariffs a proven way to fail?
Ryan already know's this, I'm sure, but we've tried to fix the US' ship building productivity a few different times since WW2, and it's never worked. @_brianpotter covered this in @Noahpinion 's excellent newsletter last year. We should call a spade a spade, this is stupid policy from stupid people who have no business running the world's biggest economy