stock_observer_77, You said shutdowns were a plague on post-covid times. I said countries who had handled covid better than others would see a quicker more stable economic recovery. You are experiencing problems now because your hoaxman Trump and his toady conservative governors did not shutdown seriously and responsibly enough initially. Other mitigation policies were poo-pooed too. You are now suffering the circumstances of your Trump's early irresponsible, lackadaisical and cavalier approach to the, in your hoaxman's words, "China/Democrat hoax." To yours more specifically:
"You honestly need to look at global economic facts and data."
And see economies are suffering terribly. Ok.
"Please post global economic facts and data that support what you believe that everything in the global economic world is A OK."
I never suggested everything in the global economic world is A OK. It isn't.
"Don’t give me expert opinions or predictions or articles suggesting recoveries by 2022 etc. Those such mechanisms are meaningless."
I won't. Wouldn't even consider it as i have no idea when countries will recover to near pre-covid positions.
"Please explain how pandemic global shutdowns and current global “recoveries” if you call them that are not going to hurt the economy in the future. I would like to see data and facts. Include data such as government debt, unemployment, etc."
Repeat what i said earlier.
stock_observer_77,
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Australia as you should know have run mitigation policy, including shutdowns, much more stringently than your hoaxman Trump and his toady governors ever considered.
There is no doubt at all that your early lax mitigation approach with have had a depressive effect on your economic recovery.
If you were interested you would search and find the Australian economy is recovery faster than expected.
No, i haven't evaded or avoided the contents of your post. I have simply not gone down the strawman rabbit-hole you invited me to follow you into.
Add here for you for now
GDP figures show economy shrank in 2020 but grew 3.1 per cent in December quarter By business reporters Gareth Hutchens, Stephanie Chalmers and Michael Janda Posted Wednesday 3 March 2021 at 11:53am, updated Thursday 18 March 2021 at 2:04pm https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-03-03/gdp-december-quarter-2021/13210412
PS: My local has recently opened after two plus years off due to fire. Schooners of Guinness for $5.50 during happy hour is happy times for a Guinness lover as i. That was two hours ago. A sweet break.
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