Why is America basically the only First World economy that isn't a clusterfuck of ups and downs?
Why is America basically the only First World economy that isn't a clusterfuck of ups and downs?
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the US military, and the petrodollar standard
btw it is a clusterfuck of ups and downs
Population growth stability.
This thread is for Americans only. GDPlets get out.
this should go for every thread
>he doesn't understand nominal GDP
the jews know what they're doing
Americucks
>GDP
into the trashcan it goes
It's called printing money fellow burger.
If Obama didn't bail out the banks and car industry we would have been fuck.
The military magically keeps the GDP up?
Britain, Canada and Australia all have higher pop growth than America.
So other countries don't print money?
I can understand why you'd be butthurt about the state of your economy.
Hilarious how hard China plateaued
>B-but US will be over taken buly 2020!!
Eventually the economy will have to fall or reset, because of the system we reside in.
>People with money will just relocate to some other prospering country and shit on it .Then repeat the process.
>The question is when
just an example you've provided me
norway discovers 100's or billions worth of oil, yet their GDP plummets like shit
I see we have a brainlet here so let me try to explain it in simple words
Your graphs show country GDP in USD (United States Dollars). Because the value of US dollar has been going up and down in recent years, nominal GDP values fluctuate accordingly when you measure them in USD.
learn basic math
its a bunch of GDP graphs of all the 50 states averaged together
of course it looks smoother + its bigger
What would you rather they be measured in? Pesos?
>links some random nobodyknows whatthisshitis.com article behind a register wall
What does it have to do with anything? I'm just explaining to you why those graphs look the way they are. If you measured GDP in Euros, you'd see smooth steady growth for most of Euro countries.