What will it be like to live in a world dominated by chinks and poos?
What will it be like to live in a world dominated by chinks and poos?
Colton Morgan
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Robert Garcia
The brazilian aryan... kkkkkkkkkkkkkk
Evan Butler
Innovation booming
Stem fields all time high in competivness
Social anxiety at a point never reached before
Nathaniel Cox
>Brazil
>4.4% average growth
Adam Bell
It's not better if it's being ruled by others because all others are shit too
Anglos, mutts, european fucks, nigs, ruskies… all of them are literal shits
Asher Reyes
Every country face economic crises
And shut up, or we annex your shitty moutain
Josiah Rivera
Now here are some good stats since 2009 thats show how wrong the chart has been so far.
Vietnam- 5.6% average growth
India- 6.2% average growth
Nigeria- 3.0% average growth
China- 8.1% average growth
Indonesia- 4.6% average growth
Turkey- 5.2% average growth
South Africa- 2.4% average growth
Saudi Arabia- 1.8% average growth
Argentina- 1.3% average “growth”
Mexico- 2.8% average growth
Brazil- 1.1% average “growth”
Russia- .6% average “growth”
Korea- 3.2% average growth
Australia- 2.6% average growth
USA- 2.2% average growth
UK- 1.8% average growth
Canada- 2.7% average growth
Spain- 2.5% average growth
France- 1.5% average growth
Italy- .2% average “growth”
Germany- 2.2% average growth
Japan- 1.0% average growth
You’ll notice that predicting developed world growth rates is much easier.
Camden Adams
>we
*snap*
Aaron Morris
>Fill with low tier immigrants your country to "pay pension"
>Not grow
Socialdemocracy is ridiculous
Jack James
Japanese are especially shitty rulers.
This is why their pacifist constitution is the best thing the USA ever did for them.
Brandon Reed
One CHILEAN bull is worth a thousand pathetic asspaiñ*les
Jason Hernandez
Its because Keynesian things
Grayson Bell
*collapses*
*elects retarded populist with no coalition*
*collapses again*
*blames foreigners*
*IMF bailout*
Joseph Martinez
>argentina
>4.9% average growth
JAJAJAJJAJAJAJAJAJAJA
Adam Wright
Habláte inglés...
Robert Morris
This is before the revolution, now is time to Macrization!
Gavin King
>tfw Argentinian GDP fell 5.8% year over year in May 2018
>fell .6% in April as well
>tfw
Jace Phillips
Go to google, Japan is stagnate since the crisis on 90's, and the cause is Keynes
Nathaniel Reed
Grayson Miller
thanks for the links!
Sebastian Rodriguez
>muh “Keynesianism”
Matthew Rodriguez
Notice the dates and the accompanied text?
Jordan Campbell
Oh, and the way to get around the annoying firewall is to either use multiple browsers or search for saved copies under a similar name. There’s usually some websites around that do that.
Aaron Wright
And what is the cause then?
Carter Jones
yep, everything is going down. that's why i need them.
some people here still believe that this president have some chances.
;)
Benjamin Phillips
He might if he jails enough of the opposition in time.
Nothing better for politics than controlling the courts.
Ayden Turner
>What will it be like to live in a world dominated by chinks and poos?
Chinks will save us from Africans. Poos will probably learn to use toilets and wipe their arses with something other than their bare hands
Cameron Phillips
he needs to cut 3 billions dollars from the economy for the next year.
not even incarcerating the hole parlament he will made it.
Owen Williams
>Brazil rising that much
Oh nonononono
Chase Morris
Short answer for now: the huge government spending boom (“keynesian”) happened after the economy crashed, not before. In many ways, it is the reason Japan did not go into a Great Depression in the 1990s.
The USA had a similar bubble in 1929, and we all know what that led to.
Longer answer:
The Japanese economy was in a massive debt/credit/housing/stocks (assets in general) bubble in 1984-1992. They grew 5%, and nearly overtook the USA in GDP per capita, during that period.
This, however, rested on massive overinvestment in unproductive capital assets. How many Japanese were going to buy houses in a few decades (today) when they lose a million people annually?
So when the Yen started to rise in value, it killed off the export economy in Japan. That slowed the economy in 1990 and caused the bubble to pop.
Massive government spending only began in 1995. The recession 1992-1994 was before the spending increased.
The economic recovery 1995-1997 was alongside the government spending. And when they cut back, and raised taxes in late 1997, the economy went back into recession.
Source:
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Jonathan Edwards
It seems like late 2000's early 2010's was when the whole "developing world gonna take over very soon" thing was in full swing (BRICS at its peak).
What went wrong?
Jeremiah Sullivan
Well, he tried his best. I don’t think any Argentinian president can fix the nation if the people are not willing to cut back.
I’m just afraid that he manages to barely win in 2019, but lacks any majority and continues to do awfully.
Zachary Hughes
Only China performed well.
Matthew Sanchez
Whoops!
Blake Morgan
the people already made some cuts, the problem is that 400billion dollars are in offshore acounts, and that number keeps growing.
Matthew Morgan
wtf
How did it go from 1.6 to 2.4, and then back below 2?
Lincoln Sanders
Lmao. Did the World Cup and Olympics really bankrupt the country
Gabriel Brooks
When Xi took over in 2012, he took a breath of the air and thought “hmmm maybe we should stop building massive ghost cities and ruining our entire environment in the pursuit of an arbitrary number”
Ever since they went from an investment-led heavy industry boom economy to a consumption and services economy. Guess which method one needs less of what developing shitholes produce
At least now air pollution is down 50% in China since 2013, but GDP growth is at 6% instead of 10%.
Jace Davis
Unironically, yes
Sebastian Roberts
Anyone with a brain after 2002 does not store their money in ARS or Argentinian banks. Property, maybe stocks, and dollars.
At least the ARS “floats” now. So people get to see how bad the economy is doing instead of it being hidden during La Bruma Maligna.
Aiden Reyes
No. But it added fuel to the fire. Also the cunt printed a shit ton of money to mask the economy to win the 2014 election. Hopefully Brazil has learned to never elect a marxist or a woman ever again.
William Rogers
Currency fluctuation + Brazilian economic “management”
Here’s an example of Japan
Lucas Phillips
I dunno man, I like their food but wouldn't want to live in either cunt.
Christopher Cruz
>muh marxism
>muh woman
>ignoring the shitshow this May-June
Michael Green
>The 8 largest economies in 2050 will be all non-wh*Te countries
BASED
Nicholas Ramirez
And Bolivia will bring back the INCAN empire
Wyatt Richardson
What happened may-june? I stopped paying attention a long time ago.
Nathan Foster
Alexander White
Better
Ian Butler
The Brazilian economic crysis fucked us up so badly. I can't find a job since 2016 and we will only recover in 2025 if our president isn't stupid which is huge if.
Jaxon Nelson
>China
>8.1
chinks lie. a lot.
Alexander Morgan
russia stronk
Jack Morris
t. Butthurt creatura
Logan Roberts
I feel you
It’ll get worse before it gets better. World recession soon.