
It Appears Regulation-Joe Biden and The Federal Reserve are about to clash: Fed’s ‘maximum employment’ is here; not everyone has benefited – January 7, 2022,
Regulation-Joe has a problem on his hands, there’s an abundance of jobs, but a lot of Americans don’t want to return to work, why? Because the Biden administration as well as the media who I believe has given him positive coverage based on the disasters he’s caused within 1 year in office, have done an excellent job convincing millions of Americans, they don’t need to pay their share to society and instead can simply be dependent on government welfare.
There’s a labor shortage and there’s a labor shortage, because of the U.S response to the pandemic, Joe Biden has made it more favorable to be on welfare, and because he’s done this, there’s a misallocation of resources, because you have to remember, that a fool and their money are soon departed, but nothing makes welfare lovers happier than OPTIONAL work.
So let’s say you qualify for Joe Biden’s welfare, you now have the privilege of not working, and this equates to Americans having a lot of money without PRODUCING ANYTHING. tHE makes the economic numbers look GOOD and it’s why the Federal Reserve has a problem on its hands. When you’re no longer looking for a job, ‘maximum employment’ is achieved a lot faster. I’ve even read and listened to Republicans who want to give Trump credit for this “miracle” saying that this economy is the best economy ever?

I’ve long been saying that you’d have to be an idiot to imagine the U.S dollar as real money, the U.S dollar is merely the most in-demand currency, but to assume the U.S dollar is a symbol of a booming economy is a mistake because vote-buying has accelerated under Trump and has been into hyper-drive under Joe Biden.
Why vote buying is so problematic is because it allows Joe Biden as an example to overly regulate the energy sector, costing jobs, and raising the cost of living, while the stock market gets to brag about the stock market NOT crashing. Well, if there’s a booming stock market, the Federal Reserve can wind down Quantitative easing and raise interest rates, correct?
Fed’s ‘maximum employment’ is here; not everyone has benefited | financialpost.com
Interesting times ahead!