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Where the writer as no idea what causes a tight labor market. He states it's a tight labor market. He states low wage earners are seeing a big increase but fails to mention why there is a tight labor market. In fact he attacks Trump trade policy. 🙄🙄

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He says it's not Trump causing the tight labor market but gives more great to Keynes economics.

America 1st trade policy?
Rebuilding military?
Strong immigration controls?
Non skilled workforce as jobs come back?
Less regulations?
Lower taxes?
MAGA pixie dust?
The fact of the matter is that Trump's policies have very much to do with the tight labor market for low wage people. Those include his trade policies. It also includes his energy policies, pulling out of Paris Accords, cutting regulations and taxes, Enterprise zones, ...
...welfare reforms, immigration policies) like limiting refugees, visa awards, building the wall, ending catch and release, TPS refor)...healthcare reforms, new trade deals, Ivanka's efforts with women and training programs, prison reform, VA reforms. Yes, sone of Keynes is...
...there too with spending increases for rebuilding the military and increased gov spending. The biggest negative for the economy is the Dems and the FED.

It's clear that without MAGA agenda there would be no wage increases.
The writer wants you to believe that it's just a confluence of random events that is causing something that hasn't been seen in 20 years. It's just a coincidence that it's happening under Trump's watch🙄🙄🙄.
What we are seeing is both sides of the economy working as intended. Supply side economics and demand side economics. Less taxes and less regulations (supply side) means more jobs and higher wages. That means more demand as workers get paychecks. That demand is no holding up..
..the economy as the supply side pulls back from fake media induced fear. That demand is buying more homes, more products forcing the supply side to continue to hire and produce more. It's a thing of beauty to watch and it's all thanks to President Donald J. Trump.
Now as the FED cuts rates and the demand continues, the supply side will pick up the slack or miss the boat. That supply side will demand more labor and the cycle repeats and the economy continues to boom.
Are there pitfalls? Sure
Can it all stop tomorrow? Sure
Will it? Very doubtful because we aren't in a 10 year expansion. We are just starting this expansion. It started Nov 9th, 2016 and if Trump wins re-election it has very long legs. Possibly decades of growth from here.
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