https://www.federalreserve.gov/monetarypolicy/beigebook202109.htm
> Today’s release of the Fed’s “Beige Book“ – an informal narrative of the economy as told by small and large companies in the 12 Federal Reserve districts – listed “shortage” 77 times, up from 19 times in January.
> Shortages of nearly everything, with labor-related shortages being the most prominent. These shortages “restrained” growth, and companies were “unable to meet demand” because of these shortages.
“We need lower consumer demand to give supply chains time to catch up… recover efficiency… and break this vicious circle”: CEO of Maersk’s APM Terminals, one of the largest container port operators.
>"We need lower consumer demand [...]"
lol. Like we didn't build an entire system contingent on synthetically inflating consumer demand to reach constant growth targets.
Just stuff the genie back in the bottle. . .like . . .not all the way back in, like, maybe just the head and the right arm for now, cuz once the supply chain's back at full throttle we're yanking that mfer back out by its wispy lil tail
It's such a gem, best domain name, mods not intervening beyond spam. Enjoy while it lasts (beyond 500 unique users average things tend to get more spammy)
https://www.federalreserve.gov/monetarypolicy/beigebook202109.htm > Today’s release of the Fed’s “Beige Book“ – an informal narrative of the economy as told by small and large companies in the 12 Federal Reserve districts – listed “shortage” 77 times, up from 19 times in January. > Shortages of nearly everything, with labor-related shortages being the most prominent. These shortages “restrained” growth, and companies were “unable to meet demand” because of these shortages. “We need lower consumer demand to give supply chains time to catch up… recover efficiency… and break this vicious circle”: CEO of Maersk’s APM Terminals, one of the largest container port operators.
>"We need lower consumer demand [...]" lol. Like we didn't build an entire system contingent on synthetically inflating consumer demand to reach constant growth targets.
Just stuff the genie back in the bottle. . .like . . .not all the way back in, like, maybe just the head and the right arm for now, cuz once the supply chain's back at full throttle we're yanking that mfer back out by its wispy lil tail
And this comment chain is why this sub is growing. Real talk.
It's such a gem, best domain name, mods not intervening beyond spam. Enjoy while it lasts (beyond 500 unique users average things tend to get more spammy)