like wut

Yes, the rate of decrease slightly increased when it should have levelled out

California has a high GDP

that's why

its not that strange because the timeline is from before the crash & after

its normal to see a recovery after

it seems to have slightly flattened between around maybe 2015 to 2017.

which is interesting, but overall seems like a steady rate

so has trump really done something ?

thats not something you can find out right now

hard to say really. its a 10 year chat,

yes

I can agree on that

that said, looks like he did something for cali, because they were on the road to steady until it looks like 2017 when it started dropping

RESIST !!!

then again, i don't believe presidents can help the economy, they can only hinder it

Depends a little

well technically ur right

im thinking of it in terms of taxes

so im starting from the position its already hindered quite hard

John didn't you bring this up this morning lol

tbh, idk if his taxes cuts really helped the overall economy, but it might have helped make a few people feel better.

@Rabbi Shekels Resist the PCization

STAY A NPC

ONE OF US

ONE OF US

RESIST RESIST ORANGE MAN GUD

Like i said thats not something you can find out right now

You can see the shell of the NPC exploding in a bright light and revealing a PC

magnificent

if you mess with the google graph, things did level between 2015 to 2017, then start going back down, although at a slower rate than 2014-2015

there's a lot to be said for reducing the burden of regulation. every dollar spent dealing with paperwork and legal wrangling is not a dollar that is increasing GDP through goods produced or services rendered. it's effectively a transfer payment.

money moves around but nothing of value is created.

more specifically sep of 2015 to sep of 2016

that said, unemployment is measured by people looking for work.

the greatest benefit of the tax cut was the simplification of tax returns to the point where individuals could to them themselves without having to hire an accountant.

so a recovering economy where people now have renewed hope can mess with the numbers

and the reduction in personnel needed to process those returns.

well ending up with more money in your pocket at the end of the year is always good

where you have a higher rate of people getting jobs who previously were in need of one. but that is not reflected in the unemployment rate as they go from not counting to counting as unemployed again