A new report detailing how the Office's efforts to remove data that might belie Mad Dictator Don's fantastical, incompetent 'decisions' is at it again.
As with the other efforts to stick it to his sub-GED base (which they haven't nearly been able to figure out), this one targets workers. Not the various -aire crowd.
Any loss in reliability could be a particular problem for policymakers at the Fed, who use inflation data — as well as government statistics on unemployment, consumer spending and other areas of the economy — to decide how to set interest rates. Ryan Sweet, chief U.S. economist for Oxford Economics, said the bureau's announcement was "very concerning."Just what Mad Dictator Don wants: "The data's bad (it always was, you know) so it's a matter of they said, I said. And I'm right because the Gang of Six says I always am. Deficits only matter when the Lunatic Left runs the Damn Gummint, not Good People like me. Let's go Jerry, LOWER INTEREST NOW!!!!" Just like all the dictators forever.
"The Fed is used to setting monetary policy in a data fog, but they don't need it to thicken further," he said.
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