This article is a great connection to chapter 4 when we learned about Budget Deficits and stock market. I think the economy is very strong right now! @Econ_Sport_Prof#UCCEcon
Now @realDonaldTrump is trying to prop up the stock market with an emergency tax cut to support the strongest economy in world history. If the economy is so strong, as both Trump and the Fed claim, why would it need fiscal stimulus at a time of record high budget deficits?
@aidanby03554800@Econ_Sport_Prof You are right Aidan! This is a wonderful connection to externalities that we learned about in chapter 4. I enjoyed reading more on how the strengthening of the border is growing American business. @Econ_Sport_Prof#UCCEcon
@LaDawn15055355@Econ_Sport_Prof Awesome Post LaDawn. That is very true everyone is hiring right now. Can't go more then a mile down the road without seeing a company with now hiring advertisements. @Econ_Sport_Prof#UCCEcon
WOW! This is a great example of a debt crisis from chapter 22. Africa is struggling with debt and from this video Mondi shows it using a two pieces of cheesecake. @Econ_Sport_Prof#debtcrisis#UCCEcon
Economist Lumkile Mondi puts South Africa’s staggering debt crisis in perspective using cheesecake. Explaining that there’s nothing sweet about the country’s economic turmoil. #CarteBlanche
This article connects with the concept of price index because it talks about how in India the economic growth is continuing to drop. All growth indexes are regressing backwards! @Econ_Sport_Prof#UCCEcon