Survey of Business Ecomists

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Survey of economists: Some Trump policies could slow growth

More than 90 percent of economists surveyed by the National Association for Business Economics in a report being released Monday said they think the Trump administration’s current and threatened tariffs will harm the economy.

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Seven in 10 of the economists surveyed by the NABE said they thought Trump’s tax cuts were “too stimulative” because of the resulting increase in the national debt, even though two-thirds said the corporate tax cuts generally benefit their companies.

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As a whole, though, the responses of the business economists represent a rebuke of the Trump administration’s overall approach to the economy. The administration has been hailing a recent pickup in growth as heralding the start of an enduring and more vigorous economic boom


and there was this additional quote from the press release:
“On other economic policy matters, executive actions regarding immigration are expected to have unfavorable economic impacts,” continued Diffley. “Eighty percent of respondents believe the Administration’s deregulatory actions will have a positive impact on the U.S. economy in the short run, while almost half views the long-run impacts as negative.”

http://files.constantcontact.com/668faa28001/c145775b-d170-40d9-8518-47f921423851.pdf

Again, none of these viewpoints or the depth at which they are held should come as a surprise to anyone who has any actual knowledge of how the US economy works. Which, naturally means, this survey should be a complete shock to most on here.
 

gemma_rae

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Survey of economists: Some Trump policies could slow growth



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and there was this additional quote from the press release:


http://files.constantcontact.com/668faa28001/c145775b-d170-40d9-8518-47f921423851.pdf

Again, none of these viewpoints or the depth at which they are held should come as a surprise to anyone who has any actual knowledge of how the US economy works. Which, naturally means, this survey should be a complete shock to most on here.

There's a reason they don't survey business owners. I bet that comes as a complete shock to no one but you.:killingme
 

GURPS

INGSOC
PREMO Member
Some Trump policies could slow growth

More than 90 percent of economists surveyed by the National Association for Business Economics in a report being released Monday said they think the Trump administration’s current and threatened tariffs will harm the economy.

The 251 respondents, surveyed between July 19 and Aug. 2, said they do envision some of Trump’s policies as supporting the economy. Eighty percent, for example, told the NABE that the administration’s efforts to ease regulations would boost growth in the short run.

The survey showed that while the economists expect the tax cuts to boost the economy this year, 62 percent forecast that the lower taxes would accelerate growth by an annual average of just 0.1 percent or less through 2027.

Though most respondents told the NABE that they thought the administration’s drive to end many regulations would lift growth in the short run, nearly half said they felt deregulation would have negative consequences over the long term.






Fantasy, Supposition, Innuendo and Unfounded OPINION

Alright Chicken Little Sit Down and STFU ....

On Awesome ...... more OPINIONS fostered as Fact or Truth
 

GURPS

INGSOC
PREMO Member
Sales are up for companies, and so are wages, survey says

The encouraging signals come from the latest survey the National Association for Business Economics did of more than 100 members at companies and industry groups. The survey by the NABE, a professional association for business economists, academics and others who use economics in the workplace, was released Monday.

After years of recovery following the Great Recession, the job market and the economy have become so healthy that businesses say finding skilled workers is the most difficult it has been in nearly a decade.

The responses fit with recent government reports that show the economy grew at a 2.6% annual rate in the last three months of 2017 and the unemployment rate is at a 17-year low. Last quarter's growth was slower than the summer's pace, but economists nevertheless called it solid, and it was the 15th straight quarter that the economy has expanded.



so which is it :shrug:



US sales and employment are likely to grow, a survey of economists shows

Most U.S. business economists expect corporate sales to grow over the next three months and hiring and pay to rise with them.

But a majority of the economists surveyed by the National Association for Business Economics say the corporate tax cuts that the Trump administration pushed through Congress have yet to affect their plans for hiring or investment. The administration had promoted its tax cuts, which were heavily tilted toward corporations and wealthy individuals, as likely to raise worker pay and promote corporate investment and expansion over time.

The NABE also said a majority of respondents from goods-producing companies said their companies were delaying investment, raising prices or taking other steps in response to the Trump administration's trade conflicts with other nations.

The results of the quarterly survey being released Monday reflect responses from 98 of the NABE's members between June 14 and June 27.

Sixty-eight percent of the business economists said they foresee sales growing over the next three months. And for a fourth straight quarter, a higher proportion of respondents reported rising sales at their companies. All the panelists expect the U.S. economy, as measured by the gross domestic product, to expand over the next 12 months.
 

CPUSA

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Survey of economists: Some Trump policies could slow growth



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and there was this additional quote from the press release:


http://files.constantcontact.com/668faa28001/c145775b-d170-40d9-8518-47f921423851.pdf

Again, none of these viewpoints or the depth at which they are held should come as a surprise to anyone who has any actual knowledge of how the US economy works. Which, naturally means, this survey should be a complete shock to most on here.

What kind of reward do you get by showing everybody on here that you are a clueless idiot?
What do you do when you post your gloom & doom and then 2 days later, you're proven to be a clueless idiot?
Why don't you ever come back to respond to any of the dumb chit you post?
 
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