Would dollar terms be relevant metric since the costs went up post COVID? It’s total goods manufactured and that dipped.

Im not sure everyone does this quite like he has.

As this is the second time I suspect that’s the motivating factor. Also NY state is charging him NOT the feds so it might be its because he’s got no protection

The overwhelming majority of their issues come from their monetary policy choices, such as printing too much, and their failure to invest oil profits when the prices were high into literally any sector other than oil. They failed to do so.

America is a convenient thing to blame but they aren’t responsible for the current economy.

He is from NJ

The value increased because people suspect sales would be made of products that have yet to he created so the value increased with ZERO input from the workers.

“Stocks kind of sort of sometimes represent real valuations but they never reflect the pure value of the labor alone. The analysis is not relevant. Stocks gain value because of the labor of workers.”

Sorry but it is entirely relevant as it demonstrates the inaccuracy if your claim that labor is the only source of value. It is not and you can easily find thousands of examples as to why the labor theory of value is no longer supported in neoclassical economics. Marx was wrong about this.

Speculation creates some of the value of stock and labor factors into it but neither accounts for the total value of the stock.

Mention this to your doctor on your visit. Two gallons is a lot of water and you can be too hydrated.

He runs unopposed in NJ because positions in the Senate are based on seniority. It rarely makes sense to replace a senator with experience.

He’s been tried in the Senate previously for accepting bribes.

Horseshoe theory, while an interesting idea, has not geld up well once political scientists started looking into it.

I get you’re joking but it’s an idea that needs to die.

Plus he’s been caught for this previously