Do not trust any statistics you did not fake yourself

[MercuryJones]

So the info doesn't point to it not delivering...t hat is to come at a later date. Is that going to be before or after the ten year recession cause by trying to prop up the losses in a free market correction?

Mazda, it seems you've already concluded that it didn't work been though most of it hasn't happened yet, and you're already in 2020.

I'm only in 2010 so I can't opine about your predictions.

 

[Kulindahr]

Are the numbers fake?

Yes.

When you pick your data points to fit a 'curve' you want to have, the numbers are fake. It doesn't matter if they're accurate on the chart where you pick them, they lie by what scientists decry as fitting your data to your hypothesis. In this case the data are fitted to the conclusion.

Therefore even if the numbers they put as points are accurate, they lie, and are thus fake.

 

[JayHawk]

Mazda, it seems you've already concluded that it didn't work been though most of it hasn't happened yet, and you're already in 2020.

I'm only in 2010 so I can't opine about your predictions.

Just saying it hasnt happened yet. Don't see the promise of anything happening either

 

[Kulindahr]

Similar to the Japanese correction...they tried to fix it with cash and it started a 10 year long recession.... We are headed for worse by scale I am afraid.

If you look at the figures, the Japanese did quite well when they were spending on basic infrastructure. It's when they kept on spending just to be spending that they hit problems.

It's worth noting that the Chinese are following a similar path, and headed for a similar mess -- but theirs will be much, much bigger and messier.

 

[MercuryJones]

Just saying it hasnt happened yet. Don't see the promise of anything happening either

Respectfully, Mazda, it seems you are rather set against any such promise, as is your right.

 

[JayHawk]

If you look at the figures, the Japanese did quite well when they were spending on basic infrastructure. It's when they kept on spending just to be spending that they hit problems.

It's worth noting that the Chinese are following a similar path, and headed for a similar mess -- but theirs will be much, much bigger and messier.

Ah the Chinese. You know they build roads in empty land? They build the roads that will accommodate industrialization in areas that have nothing but grass. Why? Keep unskilled workers working and because they are convinced the freakish growth they have experienced will never subside. They are making a foolish mistake.

Their other huge crisis in the offing is Senior care.... there system is designed around familial support for the elderly...now there are a huge section of their population that are headed to retirement that have no family.

All the worlds governments are on a small yellow bus and we appear to be driving it.

Respectfully, Mazda, it seems you are rather set against any such promise, as is your right.

I am not against it working. I am doubtful it will work... it would be down right evil to not desire us as a nation to begin to prosper again.

Just dont see it happening anytime soon