cashas, cigaretes, benzas, generatorius, vanduo, ginklai.

https://youtu.be/ziemSn8Xk84?t=27m50s

Makronas nori tapt gorbiumi?

https://youtu.be/ziemSn8Xk84?t=34m55s

apie ekonomika

https://youtu.be/Yjj-dT_Cb1M?t=13m9s

Ar rusai pagaliau padarys normalu auto

Kaip Amerikos ekonomika susijus su karo pramone. Ir Trumpas jei nori turet 50 000 000 darbo vietu vidurinei klasei, turi svaistyt pinigus ,,ginkluotems'', bei pastoviai palaikyt itampa pasaulyje ir dar pardavinet ta savo ,,unikalia'' nauja produkcija.

Neblogai nori be rizikos uzdirbt

Tai kad nesimato to zmonijos tobulejimo. Jei iseina tai prisidedi. Bet gyvenimas tik vienas, tai prasme kas kokia nori tas ir susigalvoja.

https://www.federalreserve.gov/newsevents/speech/yellen20171015a.htm

October 15, 2017
The U.S. Economy and Monetary Policy

Chair Janet L. Yellen

At the Group of 30 International Banking Seminar, Washington, D.C.

The biggest surprise in the U.S. economy this year has been inflation. Earlier this year, the 12-month change in the price index for personal consumption expenditures (PCE) reached 2 percent, and core PCE inflation reached 1.9 percent. These readings seemed consistent with the view that inflation had been held down by both the sizable fall in oil prices and the appreciation of the dollar starting around mid-2014, and that these influences have diminished significantly by this year. Accordingly, inflation seemed well on its way to the FOMC's 2 percent inflation objective on a sustainable basis.

Inflation readings over the past several months have been surprisingly soft, however, and the 12-month change in core PCE prices has fallen to 1.3 percent. The recent softness seems to have been exaggerated by what look like one-off reductions in some categories of prices, especially a large decline in quality-adjusted prices for wireless telephone services. More generally, it is common to see movements in inflation of a few tenths of a percentage point that are hard to explain, and such "surprises" should not really be surprising. My best guess is that these soft readings will not persist, and with the ongoing strengthening of labor markets, I expect inflation to move higher next year. Most of my colleagues on the FOMC agree. In the latest Summary of Economic Projections, my colleagues and I project inflation to move higher next year and to reach 2 percent by 2019.

To be sure, our understanding of the forces that drive inflation is imperfect, and we recognize that this year's low inflation could reflect something more persistent than is reflected in our baseline projections. The fact that a number of other advanced economies are also experiencing persistently low inflation understandably adds to the sense among many analysts that something more structural may be going on.

Nu infliacijos faktas ner. O ka ji sako man px

ja ja

Siandien kazino martingeilu astuonis kartus pakeliau savo pinigus ant ruletes, tai gal atpirks judesi siandien ant aukso

Tai gi sakei kad auksas iskart kur reikia neina...

Vice city geimo intro

Tai bugalteris jau ir ne pagrindinis, te kazkokia motera jo vieta uzeme Nac buhalteriu asociacijoj

A jam svarbu tik BVP pakelt ir pajamas, apie zmones jis negalvoja

O, Austrijoj pagaliau tikrieji desinieji bus valdzioj, emigrantam spyga ir islamui. Byra Evrokolchozas, greit lietuvius atgal ismetines i LT, cia jie gales but laimingi fermose...

hm baksas pastiprejo po yellen tai ir brangmetaliai tuetu atidaryt zemiau

i virsu neuzteko siandien jegos, gali grizt i praejusios w zvakes viduriuka

Pumpuoja normaliai, bobuciu {yellen} burimo tirsciais netiki zmones. Ner infliacijos - nereik aukso, o dar jei palukanas pakels bondai liuks ir baksas stiprus

px cia fondai rupinas, o ne warguoliai. Fondas uzeina, auksas juda. Kolkas fondai bonduose lauks isganymo, ar dar geriau akcijose. pas juos infliacijos ner kaip gandrail sako, viskas puiku

Ziurke, nerasyk is paralelines visatos nesamoniu. Ar jau nusilakei kaip bugalteris ir pirmadieni jau balti chikenai vaidenas?

https://youtu.be/_4JCwADqZdw?t=21m52s

Giliai zmones kapsto...