Thread 941609304

Understand, democrats don't actually give TWO FUCKS
>what it costs
>who's funding it
>what alterations are needed

They care about him continuing to bond with the hearts and minds of the american people, in a way they cannot, and will never do.

>>941609304 (OP)
Keynesian economics views recessions as caused by a shortfall in aggregate demand, leading to a cycle of reduced spending, job losses, and idle factories. To combat this, it advocates for government intervention through expansionary fiscal policy, such as cutting taxes or increasing government spending on public projects, and monetary policy, such as lowering interest rates. The goal is to increase demand, get people back to work, and stimulate economic growth.

I could really go some nuggies right now

>>941609492
the mount rushmoore head does not seem so crazy now .

>>941609521
fuck yea bro,dunk one of those nuggie for me!

To understand Keynesian economics through the lens of McDonald's chicken nuggets, imagine the nuggets represent the total output of the economy, or its Gross Domestic Product (GDP). The nuggets are produced by businesses and purchased by consumers. A Keynesian model explains what happens when people stop buying enough nuggets.
>>During a recession, a "crisis of confidence" hits Nugget-land. People become worried about their jobs and financial futures. Instead of buying nuggets, they start saving their money.
>>With fewer customers, McDonald's has no reason to produce as many nuggets. It slows down production, which means laying off workers from the farms, processing plants, and restaurants.
>>The Nugget-land government announces a new "Nugget Infrastructure Program." It buys millions of nuggets and gives them away for free at public events or distributes them through school lunch programs.
>>The central bank lowers interest rates, making it cheaper for McDonald's to take out loans to build a new restaurant or upgrade its nugget-making equipment.
>>By having the government directly inject spending into the economy, Nugget-land's aggregate demand is jump-started. This increased demand leads to more production, which creates more jobs. As people get back to work and start spending again, the economy begins to recover, and demand for nuggets rises organically once more.

>>941609304 (OP)
lol

>>941609304 (OP)
Sounds legit.
But who cares about saying it
here, these people are retards.

By and large.
If that doesn't apply to you then surely you see my point. Look around.

>>941610056
why repetition is key. None left behind.