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r/SipsTea • u/Uunicorned • 1d ago
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3% of GDP as reported by whom? This idea incentivizes manipulating the data.
13 u/WTFudge52 22h ago If it makes you feel any better core inflation is up 167% since 2015. Not the 4% trump is claiming 6 u/findMyNudesSomewhere 17h ago Up 167% and 4% can both be true mate. 1.5% has been US inflation for a while. 4% is 167% up from 1.5%. Not saying Trump has done a good job, having a 167% increase in inflation directly shows that tariffs were a shitfest. 1 u/WTFudge52 12h ago Would you me prefer to say the dollar as been devalued so much that zinc a formally worthless metal like zinc is 3¢ on the penny. Or that nickel in a "Nickel" is pushing nearly 13¢ on a 5¢ piece.
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If it makes you feel any better core inflation is up 167% since 2015. Not the 4% trump is claiming
6 u/findMyNudesSomewhere 17h ago Up 167% and 4% can both be true mate. 1.5% has been US inflation for a while. 4% is 167% up from 1.5%. Not saying Trump has done a good job, having a 167% increase in inflation directly shows that tariffs were a shitfest. 1 u/WTFudge52 12h ago Would you me prefer to say the dollar as been devalued so much that zinc a formally worthless metal like zinc is 3¢ on the penny. Or that nickel in a "Nickel" is pushing nearly 13¢ on a 5¢ piece.
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Up 167% and 4% can both be true mate. 1.5% has been US inflation for a while. 4% is 167% up from 1.5%.
Not saying Trump has done a good job, having a 167% increase in inflation directly shows that tariffs were a shitfest.
1 u/WTFudge52 12h ago Would you me prefer to say the dollar as been devalued so much that zinc a formally worthless metal like zinc is 3¢ on the penny. Or that nickel in a "Nickel" is pushing nearly 13¢ on a 5¢ piece.
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Would you me prefer to say the dollar as been devalued so much that zinc a formally worthless metal like zinc is 3¢ on the penny. Or that nickel in a "Nickel" is pushing nearly 13¢ on a 5¢ piece.
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u/ProfessorPrudent2822 1d ago
3% of GDP as reported by whom? This idea incentivizes manipulating the data.