r/Economics • • 17h ago

News US inflation rises more than expected ahead of midterm elections (3.7%)

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cwy8lx3pg4k2o
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u/burnthatburner1 16h ago

Then why would this print put the conspiracy theories to bed?

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u/EconomistWithaD 16h ago

A hot number before the midterms? Hmmm….

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u/burnthatburner1 16h ago

You literally just acknowledged that people can’t make the correct inferences from stuff…

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u/keynoko 14h ago

Emeff right here trying to intellectualize the numbers now coming up with conspiracy theories lol what a dotsrd

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u/EconomistWithaD 14h ago

Oh, look, the shallow end of the gene pool with some quasi-English pearls of wisdom...

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u/keynoko 14h ago

Lol you're all over this sub frantically carrying water to and fro for actual pedos who've tanked the economy. It's as hilarious as it is sad.

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u/EconomistWithaD 14h ago

Oh, that's adorable.

Is it nature or nurture that causes you to struggle to read?

Did your parents mean to repeatedly drop you, or was that their goal?

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u/keynoko 14h ago

It's always nature and nurture don't you know. It's how I retired a few years ago at 38 and live off investment income alone. Now I have lots of time to dunk on billionaire dicksniffers

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u/EconomistWithaD 14h ago

By retired, do you actually mean no one will hire you?

Because someone who is retired and doesn't understand the comment that "Hopefully, this also helps the blue wave" is a Trump dick-riding billionaire dicksniffer is touched in the head. A lot.

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u/keynoko 13h ago

Oh in that case we're good. Keep fighting the good fight! Have a nice day!

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u/EconomistWithaD 12h ago

Eat a satchel of Richard’s.