Zillow changed the value of Trump’s house from $422 million to $24million.7mo ⋅ PepeLives00 ⋅ r/economy
The majority of people have no idea how nefarious inflation is. The real winner is always the government.2yr ⋅ Bilbo979 ⋅ r/economy
These are children working in a slaughterhouse. The Labor Department found 100+ children working in dangerous conditions, some reporting chemical burns. Late-stage capitalism in America. Greed has no limits. #Nebraska1yr ⋅ wakeup2019 ⋅ r/economy
McDonald’s closed 847 restaurants in Russia and left the country... the Russians quickly turned the logo 90 degrees and plan to re-open under new “Uncle Vanya” brand... same menu but with Russian ingredients and lower prices...2yr ⋅ UnionPacific1 ⋅ r/economy
If you don’t want them to shut off the economy one day, you’ll have to make some sacrifices1yr ⋅ Genedide ⋅ r/economy
Insider trading right in front of the public, yet nothing happens. Wonder why no one trusts the government anymore.1yr ⋅ RealWSBChairman ⋅ r/economy
Insider trading right in front of the public, yet nothing happens. Wonder why no one trusts the government anymore.3mo ⋅ EmptyReformer ⋅ r/economy
Yet again, new records for highest profits ever, yet I hear here gas prices aren't about greed.1yr ⋅ ClutchReverie ⋅ r/economy
If every billionaire were to take a vacation this week, nobody would notice. If every wage worker took even a single day off, every one would notice. They don't want you to know that you have collective power.1yr ⋅ cangetenough ⋅ r/economy
Tell me you don't understand the bank bailouts without telling me you don't understand the bank bailouts...1yr ⋅ DavidZacharyYT ⋅ r/economy
The final demise of San Francisco is starting. A $300 million office building is like to sell for $60 million, a loss of 80% in 4 years. This will destroy its tax base and the city budget. SF is the next Detroit.1yr ⋅ Frog-Face11 ⋅ r/economy
Beijing now has hydrogen fuel cell buses. 10 minutes of fueling = 400 km of driving! The only emissions is... pure water 💦!1yr ⋅ wakeup2019 ⋅ r/economy
Why does a country that's in the to 20 in the world in GDP per Capita need money from the US?7mo ⋅ PepeLives00 ⋅ r/economy
But let’s just give them more money and they can solve our problems1yr ⋅ Quiet_Possession ⋅ r/economy
Instead of eating the rich, we're eating the young. Abomination of a system.10mo ⋅ xena_lawless ⋅ r/economy
$15.7 Billion per month will be removed from the economy as student loan payments resume in October11mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/economy
Americans think they will need nearly $1.3 million to retire comfortably, new study says. The average amount saved is nowhere near that.10mo ⋅ return2ozma ⋅ r/economy
Is that the kind of economy any working person ought to be satisfied with?2yr ⋅ sillychillly ⋅ r/economy
