Korona i pare

Gargantua wrote:

Bukvalno ne znam više kojim rečima, kako da vas ubedim da ne koristite, a naročito da ne glorifikujete potpuno đubre od firme kao što je Car GO. To što su “simpatični disruptivni preduzetnici” čini situaciju još gorom pic.twitter.com/8dQJzmidZm

— Šta_ti_radi_rodbina? (@AnaYorke) March 19, 2020

Kondo wrote:najkasnije do kraja meseca ovi retardi moraju da izadju sa novim ekonomskim merama zastite radnika inace ce se korona ovde siriti na mitinzima protiv drustvene nepravde.

drzava mora da preuzme odgovornost - zamrzne plate ili garantuje minimalac, ukine SVE poreze i doprinose na dohotke kao i da zabrani otkaze tokom vanrednog stanja ili barem na 2 meseca. do kraja prva 2 meseca cemo vec znati da li cela zemlja ide u kurac i stampaju pare ili nekako jasu.

i cela javna uprava na minimalac sem lekara. odmah.

beatakeshi wrote:Pri tom će morati da daju direktno iz svog džepa, ono što su već ošacovali da maznu.

Mr. Kasman’s current predictions are representative. He expects U.S. gross domestic product will fall by 1.8% this year. Before the outbreak, he had projected output to grow 1.5%. That would translate into $700 billion in lost output. Beyond those losses, “the rise in public-sector debt and destruction of human, and possibly physical, capital is important,” he said.

The economy, Mr. Kasman believes, will lose between 7 million and 8 million jobs this spring, though some of those will likely come back if, as he expects, the economy rebounds in the second half of the year.

Sung Won Sohn, a business economist at Loyola Marymount University, expects the coronavirus to cost $592 billion in output, after inflation, and a loss of nearly 5.2 million jobs in 2020, compared with his pre-virus forecast.

Goldman Sachs projects U.S. output to fall 3.1% this year and unemployment to soar to 9% from the current 3.5%. Unemployment last peaked at 10% in October 2009, after the housing and financial collapse.
Economists at Goldman estimate that U.S. jobless claims—a proxy for layoffs—increased by roughly 2 million just this week.

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The pessimistic scenario, according to the Journal survey, would be a sharp and long-lasting contraction. The median pessimistic forecast sees GDP decreasing by 10% in the second quarter, falling another 3.8% in the third quarter and dropping 0.5% in the fourth quarter. It projects the unemployment rate climbing continuously, reaching about 7.4% by the end of the year.

Job losses, under this scenario, could approach 800,000 a month in the second quarter, followed by 300,000 a month in the third quarter and 40,000 a month in the fourth quarter.

By comparison, in the fourth quarter of 2008, the most severe quarter of the last recession, GDP fell at an annualized rate of 8.8% with job losses reaching around 800,000 for several consecutive months. In total, the economy lost more than 8 million jobs in the recession that began in December 2007. The unemployment rate climbed from 4.4% in 2007 to a peak of 10% in 2009.

One important difference may be whom the downturn hurts this time around. Rajeev Dhawan, director of the Economic Forecasting Center at Georgia State University, said the recession in 2008 killed jobs across all industries, from construction and manufacturing to banking and law.

This time, he expects the job losses to be heavily concentrated in several industries: restaurants, hotels, airlines and real estate. He expects the laid-off workers to be concentrated in jobs with below-average earnings. He believes the economy could lose six million jobs in the coming months and eight million by year-end.

The good news, Mr. Kasman said, is that unlike the 2007-09 downturn, the economy will likely rebound quickly if the government can slow the spread of the disease and lower the death rate. “I don’t think the economy is fundamentally imbalanced or at a fragile position at this point,” Mr. Kasman said. “I don’t think it has to play out like 2008, 2009 where you had most longer-lasting problems unwound.”

MNE wrote:odakle Grcima 400 miliona eura mjesečno za uhljebe i to uz smanjeni PDV?

Talason wrote:

MNE wrote:odakle Grcima 400 miliona eura mjesečno za uhljebe i to uz smanjeni PDV?

од туризма јебо га ти

Gargantua wrote:Mi smo pametni, mi se klonimo tih mrljavih grupacija i uzdamo se u se i u svoje kljuse.

Talason wrote:

MNE wrote:odakle Grcima 400 miliona eura mjesečno za uhljebe i to uz smanjeni PDV?

од туризма јебо га ти

KinderLad wrote:

Gargantua wrote:Mi smo pametni, mi se klonimo tih mrljavih grupacija i uzdamo se u se i u svoje kljuse.

Kinezi su braća, oni para imaju sasvim dovoljno da za ljubav slijepca, sina takodjer slijepca udijele bez okolišanja kakvu prvu pomoć sa devet ili bar osam ništica.

More and more European countries are announcing similar employment insurance programs.

Denmark also covers the self-employed and essential maintenance costs, as in our proposal with Emmanuel Saez for a payer of last resort https://t.co/atyRQcfFs8

— Gabriel Zucman (@gabriel_zucman) March 21, 2020

The U.S. economy is deteriorating more quickly than was expected just days ago as extraordinary measures designed to curb the coronavirus keep 84 million Americans penned in their homes and cause the near-total shutdown of most businesses. …

The resulting economic meltdown, which is sending several million workers streaming into the unemployment line, is outpacing the federal government’s efforts to respond. As the Senate on Friday raced to complete work on a financial rescue package, the White House and key lawmakers were dramatically expanding its scope, pushing the legislation far beyond the original $1 trillion price tag. …

Next week, the Labor Department will likely report that roughly 3 million Americans have filed first-time claims for unemployment assistance, more than four times the record high set in the depths of the 1982 recession, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch. That is just the start of a surge that could send the jobless rate spiking to 20 percent from today’s 3.5 percent, a JPMorgan Chase economist told clients on a conference call Friday.


https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2020/03/20/us-economy-deteriorating-faster-than-anticipated-80-million-americans-forced-stay-home/?utm_campaign=wp_main&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter