Alan Greenspan: Tightest labor market I've ever seen
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2018
- Alan Greenspan, longtime former Fed chairman (1987-2006), and Adrian Wooldridge of The Economist join 'Squawk Box' to weigh in on the global economy and their new book, "Capitalism in America: A History."
0:26 host laughing at Alan Greenspan drooping his saliva lol
he immediately took his 9am nap after this segment
Look its the architect of the 2009 crisis. Him and Henry Kissenger need to go away.
a large part of the 2009 crisis was the government mandating banks to give out bad home loans.
did greenspan have a role in that?
You’re an idiot
And which fed Chairman colluded with George Bush to lower interest rates to 0% because they couldn't stomach the fact U.S was headed towards recession after Clinton? We didn't learn anything unfortunately, we had more than 8 years of 0% interest rates since 2008 and now the money is drying up again and we are running 1.2 trillion deficits during a bull mark.... We are beyond fucked.
"I don't know why more people don't use ARM Loans....."-Mr. Greeny WSJ 2006
@@JustinCrediblename , BS! The government mandated against red lining which you defend.
"Try telling that to Alan Greenspan!" - "Nice burn Bob!"
Thank you...
So it was about the labor market or about why America still gets to shit on others?
Slavery, free f ing labor and creative destruction in terms of creating debt out of human beings, maintained through systemic racism and fixing the whole system to a fiat currency which is an evolved from a slavery, but where material wealth is created yet mostly concentrated at the top which allows these pyschopathic groups to leverage all other means of production, creative ideas, work, war, etc. often originating and being maintained by the 85%, in favor of this top 1 to 10%.
Can someone please educate me on how interest rates are directly related to the Labor Market this is some bullshit
Dont cut off what Mr. Greenspan's said at the end of the video!
did they cut off key info?
Yea what are we missing?
Don't worry about productivity. Thats where robotic and automation comes in.
How long has he been drooling?
If Fundamental Analysis = Macroeconomic Analysis, then Yield = Reflexivity = (Earnings / Price) ^ EPS Growth, That makes George Soros one of the best speculators in history.
Note: To philosophers the sphere (the Reference drawing in Art) have land, labour, capital, and entrepreneurship.
Tightest what?
Greenspan is absolutely the the best Chairman of the Federal Reserve. He guided this country through some of our toughest economic problems, as well as, some economic problems in other countries.
For hells sakes you interview Greenspan but not Yellen. Yellen is more relevant than than Greenspan.
This guy helped lead to the greatest credit crisis the world has seen and CNBC just be like "man we should really listen to this guy for advice!"
Dr. Greenspan is a genius.
God bless you sir.
I feel productivity will remain low and decrees due to automation. Historical measure of productivity is misleading when applied to a future in which jobs are replaced by automation. We will continue to produce more with less but the connection to labor will be less.
I wish Alan Greenspan hadn't been cut off. (Unless that's where his comment ended.)
Organized international jewry
china is not a capitalist country... and yet it is able to boom at unprecedented rates. american exceptionalism is an idea that is used to make us feel good about what we are doing even when its not working. i think we need to take a step back and have a long critical look at our system and reimage the way we do things.
Don't be fooled. China does Capitalism better than the U.S and their economy already overtook ours in 2011.
china isn't booming.
Jeremiah John lol. Dude. They were an impoverished third world country a mere 40 years ago. Their economic ascent has been faster than any other country in history. Stop hating.
Lol 6.5% gdp growth expected for 2018, and that is considered a "bad year" for China. For comparison the U.S is is on track for an estimated 2.7% and that's after tax cuts, tariffs and pie in the sky sentiment and thats considered a "good year" in a bull market. We're lucky if we even get close to that, 4 quarter is going to be shit as the fed is raising interest rates.
that's more a testament to how ass backwards their country was 40 years ago managing to be so ridiculously impoverished in a modern world, they definitely boomed after improving that but it looks just about over to me.
growth rate comparisons aren't very relevant, until the countries are at comparable wealth levels which in my estimation isn't going to happen. good luck proving me wrong
Jewish Hero.
Please retire now and let young people lead.
@wutup5566 People should give him a break but I also understand where Dumb TV is coming from. He is 92 years old drooling on TV. It's time to call it a life.
young people are incompetent
oh trust me they are sure they do.
Alan do you believe JESUS CHRIST is your LORD and SAVIOR? Type your reply please. Give to Cesear what belongs to Cesear. Im waiting to meet JESUS.