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Are you accusing someone (who?) of falsifying data? Where/when/why/who/how? It's not like the indicators are in some confusing disagreement. Everything points
by llamaimperative 2y ago
Are you accusing someone (who?) of falsifying data? Where/when/why/who/how?
It's not like the indicators are in some confusing disagreement. Everything points toward the economy being ridiculously hot.
Of course there's one glaring exception: the people's vibes. Of course, vibes are highly malleable by media, culture, and internet commentators ambiguously gesturing toward the a gargantuan fraud with tens of thousands of individuals quietly acting in concert.
- its_ethan 2y agoYea I really like the quote the OP references, but it's not clear to me who is playing the role of the "ministry of plenty"? The author? The fed? And what stats referenced in the article are they accusing of having been retroactively revised (aside from the common minor adjustments that trail headline news by ~1month, which would already be included in the stats this article references).