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Do Chinese people not read American history? Do they think that the founding fathers of America are saints and had no disputes?
Musk should read China's Twenty-Four Histories and see the outcomes of figures like Shang Yang, Wang Anshi, and Zhang Juzheng!
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I ask a question, really no one sees the 3000% solar panel subsidy from the United States to Cambodia? In the future, isn't the situation just washing the production countries in sync with the US tariffs on China or detaching from the supply chain of products exported to the US? Looking long-term, it's normal to be optimistic about the Philippines and India, right? The fundamental reason is that the products violate economic common sense and are getting cheaper, so where does the profit go?
#美联储独立性
#美联储独立性
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I have always thought that Trump's direction or his intention to solve the U.S. deficit issue is correct. Everyone should discuss whether his methods are right, or if the costs are bearable.
He has been working towards what he promised during his campaign, and looking back at what he said during the last election, why did he miraculously receive more votes than the Democrats this time? The biggest problem is that the U.S. is the country with the largest wealth gap; all the money has gone to Wall Street or LA and Miami, while the Midwest is completely missing out on the benefits of the U.S. economy.
Just look at how Europe has fallen; without technology or industry, the streets are filled with trash, and an overabundance of tourists and economic refugees has led to chaos in the communities.
He has been working towards what he promised during his campaign, and looking back at what he said during the last election, why did he miraculously receive more votes than the Democrats this time? The biggest problem is that the U.S. is the country with the largest wealth gap; all the money has gone to Wall Street or LA and Miami, while the Midwest is completely missing out on the benefits of the U.S. economy.
Just look at how Europe has fallen; without technology or industry, the streets are filled with trash, and an overabundance of tourists and economic refugees has led to chaos in the communities.
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To be honest, the Federal Reserve really does everything a step too slowly. When it needs to raise interest rates, it doesn't; when it needs to lower interest rates, it doesn't. To put it nicely, it's stability; to put it bluntly, excessive conservatism leads to inaction before a collapse, and it's useless to remedy after the collapse.
Powell rejects Trump's resignation request! This power struggle is beyond imagination!
Trump angrily shouts: "Powell! Sign a resignation letter on your knees!"
Powell calmly responds: "It's useless to plead, this governor can't be fired!"
Trump, unwilling to back down: "I'm begging you, I'm begging you!"
Powell ruthlessly refuses: "Impossible! My position as Chairman of the Federal Reserve is unshakable!"
Key truth: The Chairman of the Federal Reserve is not easily removed!
Independence of the Federal Reserve: The Chairman of the Federal Reserve has a 14-year term, and the President has no direct authority to dismiss them; at most, they can only exert pressure or wait for the results of a hearing.
Trump's dilemma: In 2018, Powell's interest rate hike triggered a stock market crash, and Trump angrily cursed, "It's like my head was kicked by a donkey," but he had no way to counter it.
The game between the President and the Federal Reserve: The power of the Federal Reserve is comparable to the "financial nuclear button," and Trump's attacks are like declaring war, while Powell calmly responds: "The more you plead, the more unyielding I become!"
Netizens' hot comments:
"Trump: I'm begging you! Powell: No, you beg me! -- Looping play"
"Federal Reserve: My fate is in my own hands, not yours!"
"Suggest turning it into a series: 'Federal Reserve: This pot I won't carry'"
Knowledge point: The Federal Reserve is the "guardian of the economic lifeline," and the President can only exert pressure through "verbal attacks" without directly interfering with its functions.
Trump angrily shouts: "Powell! Sign a resignation letter on your knees!"
Powell calmly responds: "It's useless to plead, this governor can't be fired!"
Trump, unwilling to back down: "I'm begging you, I'm begging you!"
Powell ruthlessly refuses: "Impossible! My position as Chairman of the Federal Reserve is unshakable!"
Key truth: The Chairman of the Federal Reserve is not easily removed!
Independence of the Federal Reserve: The Chairman of the Federal Reserve has a 14-year term, and the President has no direct authority to dismiss them; at most, they can only exert pressure or wait for the results of a hearing.
Trump's dilemma: In 2018, Powell's interest rate hike triggered a stock market crash, and Trump angrily cursed, "It's like my head was kicked by a donkey," but he had no way to counter it.
The game between the President and the Federal Reserve: The power of the Federal Reserve is comparable to the "financial nuclear button," and Trump's attacks are like declaring war, while Powell calmly responds: "The more you plead, the more unyielding I become!"
Netizens' hot comments:
"Trump: I'm begging you! Powell: No, you beg me! -- Looping play"
"Federal Reserve: My fate is in my own hands, not yours!"
"Suggest turning it into a series: 'Federal Reserve: This pot I won't carry'"
Knowledge point: The Federal Reserve is the "guardian of the economic lifeline," and the President can only exert pressure through "verbal attacks" without directly interfering with its functions.
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