NicolaSacco
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Not sure what you mean exactly but just because some stats trotted out by an incumbent are used to indicate the "economy" is doing well doesn't mean people actually feel that.
For instance, they can say inflation is down so it's doing well but the reality is prices have already risen and people feel that every time they go-to the super market. In other words, just because inflation stats fall doesn't mean prices actually go back to pre inflation levels.
Same thing with unemployment and job numbers. Just because "jobs" are created doesn't mean people will necessarily feel a thriving job market because if 7 high paying tech jobs were lost and 10 minimum wage retail clerk jobs were created, that isn't going to feel like a thriving job to a tech employee that got laid off no matter what the stats say.
Or maybe I'm just misinterpreting your point.
I agree, it’s massively vague, it was just that they were people I trust and they seemed rather bullish, which is unusual for a lot of them. The strength of the economy feels like it’s absolutely fundamental in such a close election, and I’m interested in what people think.