martes, 16 de julio de 2019

ND JUL 15 19 SIT EC y POL



ND  JUL  15  19  SIT EC y POL 
ND denounce Global-neoliberal debacle y propone State-Social + Capit-compet in Eco


ZERO HEDGE  ECONOMICS
Neoliberal globalization is over. Financiers know it, they documented with graphics




This is not a drill. Watch the video below.
 
Unfortunally there is not big names on recession, as they claim. Michael Hudson is not there, neither Richard Wolff, Stephen Resnick and others
Anyway, I will try this 1 Dollar Show.
----
----

THE PERMANENT RECESSION    MUST READ!

Is America's "longest expansion" really its "longest recession"?
….
JOBLESS MEN KEEP GOING: We can’t take care of our own
By Chamber of Comerce

THE PERMANENT RECESSION   History + Charts:

We can pretend the strength in EPS was because business has been booming during the “long economic expansion,” but it wasn’t. We got less production growth out of this expansion than in any other expansion in US history, and that is easy to prove with the Fed’s own data. GDP went up, but the rate of growth in GDP has been in secular decline during each expansion: (Expansion periods are the periods between the gray recession zones in the Fed graph below.)
See Chart


Now you know why it doesn’t feel like things have really gotten any better for the average person. They haven’t. We’ve been living the last twenty years in a trickle-down recession that has only benefited the top 10%. Mostly, of course, the 1%.

One would think we might have gotten a little extra lift in GDP percentage-wise for massive amount of extra debt we took on. It’s not just the government that saddled itself with a shipload of extra debt. Corporations did the same, and total individual debt is deeper now than before the official “Great Recession” hit:
See Chart:


Employment in statistics … is a good profession
The main people assuring themselves of future employment are the statistic manipulators. They are kept well busy.

Falling out of the official statistics happens in three main ways:
1) You only remain counted in unemployment stats for as long as you keep actively seeking work and qualifying for benefits. Period. Multitudes gave up seeking work years ago and chose earlier retirement or death or …? The stats stopped counting them when they, for whatever reasons, stopped looking for work.
2) You also fall off the list as soon as you use up all your available benefits because that is another way to no longer qualify. Millions used up all of their available benefits years ago.
3) You fall off the list when you replace your former full-time job with part-time work.
As a result we have the lowest labor participation rate in half a century. Even the Fed acknowledges that and pretends to be mystified as to why that is when it is as obvious as the gray hair on the Fed chair’s head.

As a result we have the lowest labor participation rate in half a century. Even the Fed acknowledges that and pretends to be mystified as to why that is when it is as obvious as the gray hair on the Fed chair’s head.
See Chart:

All of that makes it easy to have an outstanding looking unemployment number that really is not representative at all of our labor situation.

REAL unemployment, factoring all of that back in, looks like the top line in the graph below: (The bottom two lines are the official measures of unemployment used by the US government and the Federal Reserve.)
See Chart:

We count part-time jobs as full-time jobs when we tally “new jobs,” but most of the new jobs created during this expansion were either part-time jobs that replaced full-time jobs or were jobs that offered lower pay or lower benefits. In fact, the number of part-time jobs in the economy is now 40% higher than it was the last time unemployment was this low! And those jobs typically don’t come with benefits and typically pay lower wages.

But it gets worse. Besides not counting new jobs in full-time equivalents, all of those new jobs are assumed to be additional people hired back into the labor force, but many were actually the same people counted twice! That is because they were people who went from holding one good full-time job to holding two part-time jobs in order to make ends meet, both of which offer no benefits and lower pay for each hour worked.

All Trumped up about nothing

According to the Congressional Research Services’ May, 2019, Report about the effects of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (a.k.a. the Trump Tax Cuts):

This analysis examines the preliminary effects of the Act during the first year, 2018.
On the whole, the growth effects tend to show a relatively small (if any) first-year effect on the economy. Although growth rates cannot indicate the tax cut’s effects on GDP, they tend to rule out very large effects particularly in the short run. Although investment grew significantly, the growth patterns for different types of assets do not appear to be consistent with the direction and size of the supply-side incentive effects one would expect from the tax changes. This potential outcome may raise questions about how much longer-run growth will result from the tax revision.

Real wages grew more slowly than GDP: at 2.0% (adjusted by the GDP deflator) compared with 2.9% for overall real GDP. Such slower growth has occurred in the past. The real wage rate for production and nonsupervisory workers grew by 1.2%…. While evidence does indicate significant repurchases of shares, either from tax cuts or repatriated revenues, relatively little was directed to paying worker bonuses, which had been announced by some firms.

According to the National Income and Product Accounts (NIPA), actual growth rate [in 2018] was 2.9%, which is consistent with a small effect of the tax revision, perhaps even smaller than projected by most analysts…. The data appear to indicate that not enough growth occurred in the first year to cause the tax cut to pay for itself….

But this year will come in better, right? Well, let’s see: the first quarter came in at about the same as that 2.9%, but pretty much everyone anticipates the second quarter is about to come in worse. I say, substantially worse. We shall see.

Lets see how the trickle-down Trump plan actually panned out for workers:
There is no indication of a surge in wages in 2018 … compared to history or relative to GDP growth….

A number of firms announced bonuses, which in some cases they attributed to the tax cut. One organization that tracks these bonuses has reported a total of $4.4 billion.41 With US employment of 157 million, this amount is $28 per worker….

Much of these funds, the data indicate, has been used for a record-breaking amount of stock buybacks, with $1 trillion announced by the end of 2018.

WHAT? It all went to the corporate owners? Who could have seen that coming?

I’m pretty sure that is precisely how I said two years ago this was going to turn out, and people just argued that I’m a Trump hater, not willing to give the plan a chance. (Actually, I just hated giving the government a chance to start racking up debt faster than our eyeballs can spin, knowing the benefits would all inure to the wealthy.)

Therefore, as my motto originally stated, “It’s been a great recession for a few.” That’s why I call my site “The GREAT Recession Blog.”   FOR SOME IT WAS GREAT.
….
----
----

US  DOMESTIC POLITICS
Seudo democ duopolico in US is obsolete; it’s full of frauds & corruption. Urge cambio


On SOCIALISM: Entiendo que los Babylons no leyeron los Doc que envié a la red.  Les recomiendo leer


Estos 3  documentos están en la serie:
SOCIALISMO EN NUEVA DEMOCRACIA que contiene 10 articulos. 

Cuando los lean creo que los Babylonios estarían en condiciones de un debate abierto en NUEVA DEMOCRACIA:  https://nd-hugoadan.blogspot.com/
 
Los invito a este debate público. Mientras tanto guardo mi opinión sobre el decepcionante art que acaban de enviar a la red:
“Run the numbers”? “Fiscally feasible”? Have you been paying attention, like, at all? Do you want free money, or are you part of the problem?
----
----


Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and 'other platforms'
====


US-WORLD  ISSUES (Geo Econ, Geo Pol & global Wars)
Global depression is on…China, RU, Iran search for State socialis+K-, D rest in limbo

Xinophobic article: China is the cause of our neoliberal collapse: high debt.  Ridiculous!

"It’s almost Pavlovian. Rates go down and borrowing goes up. Once they are built up, debts are hard to pay down without diverting funds from other goals"

"It’s almost Pavlovian. Rates go down and borrowing goes up. Once they are built up, debts are hard to pay down without diverting funds from other goals"
See Chart + VIDEO:


And while the developed world has some more to go before regaining the prior all time leverage high, with borrowing led by the U.S. federal government and by global non-financial business, total debt in emerging markets hit a new all time high
See Chart:


And here is a startling fact: according to Fundamental Intelligence, a bond market consultancy, Chinese firms accounted for 42% of all corporate bonds issued in EMs this year, which it warned raised the risk of defaults next year and in 2021.

As a result of China's ravenous debt appetite, emerging economies had the highest-ever level of debt (both corporate and household) at the end of Q1, both in dollar terms and as a share of their gross domestic productaccording to the FT's report  on the latest IIF data.
See Chart:


Breaking down the debt increase, the combined debts of 30 large Developing Economies rose to 216.4% of GDP in March, from 212.4% a year  earlier, sending it to $69.1 trillion in dollar terms, with Gibbs noting that much of the risk in EM debt was concentrated in the corporate sector (mostly that of China), where debts were equal to 92.6% of GDP in March — higher than the comparable figure for the non-financial corporate sector in developed markets, according to the IIF.

See Chart:
Growing Burden


Another risk: in emerging markets, the IIF said that business is increasingly relying on short-term borrowing which “leaves some highly indebted firms more exposed to swings in global risk appetite."

And something else to keep in mind, in prior debt cycles China never allowed full-blown corporate bankruptcy and debt restructuring, as insolvent companies were either bailed out or nationalized. Which means that once the downturn comes, China will be facing a tsunami of defaults the likes of which it has literally never experienced before.

As for developed countries, the debt auto pilot here is fully engaged: total debt increased by $1.6 trillion in the quarter to $177 trillion. That includes $69 trillion in the U.S., where government borrowing has been on the rise; in other news just the total US debt is now the same as the debt across all the emerging markets.
….
----
----


The last 38 major quakes this year, going back to the 3rd of May have occurred along the Pacific Ring Of Fire...
….
El numero de amenazas de muerte que han lanzado contra toda humanidad los terroristas del Gbno de Trump es aún mayor, lo que indica que el WW3 puede anteceder el estallido de la naturaleza (earthquakes) contra los seres humanos.
====


"China just makes its numbers up..."

There's just one thing though - the entire surge in retail sales (and industrial production) seems to have been triggered by an almost unprecedented sudden surge in auto sales to large (state-owned) enterprises...
See Chart:


However, absent considerably more liquidity, forced credit injections, or a miracle, Auto sales are about to hit a wall as China's credit impulse begins to slow...
See Chart:

As John Rubino recently noted, China, like the US, is getting progressively less bang for each newly-borrowed buck. There’s a point at which new borrowing doesn’t just product less wealth but actually destroys it. The US and China are heading that way fast, while Europe might be there already.
As Evans-Pritchard, notes, the result is “maximum vulnerability.”
….
----
----

SPUTNIK and RT SHOWS
GEO-POL n GEO-ECO  ..Focus on neoliberal expansion via wars & danger of WW3

----
----


NOTICIAS IN SPANISH
Lat Am search f alternatives to neo-fascist regimes & terrorist imperial chaos

REBELION

Ecol:  Cuestiones verdes  Lola Seaton
Cuba: Manía imperial contra la soberanía de Cuba  Jorge Félix Mejías
Hond:  Desafío al poder autoritario  Marvin Barahona
====
ALAI ORG

====
RT EN ESPAÑOL

----
----

INFORMATION CLEARING HOUSE
Deep on the US political crisis: neofascism & internal conflicts that favor WW3

-Idiots Driving World to War  By Finian Cunningham
----
----


COUNTER PUNCH
Analysis on US Politics & Geopolitics

David Altheide   The Fear Party
Kathy Kelly   Remnants of War
----
----

GLOBAL RESEARCH
Geopolitics & Econ-Pol crisis that leads to more business-wars from US-NATO  allies

----
----

DEMOCRACY NOW
Amy Goodman’  team

----
----


PRESS TV
Resume of Global News described by Iranian observers..

----
===

No hay comentarios:

Publicar un comentario