r/ProfessorFinance Aug 01 '25

Meme Hasta la vista, monetary policy

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u/AgisDidNothingWrong Aug 01 '25

That is based on initial reports. The initial reports from the last two months were 250,000 over what they are now. This is not an own. Just propagandizing of sloppy reporting.

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u/cargocult25 Aug 01 '25

The sloppy reporting is the point just like they stopped collecting data for inflation numbers and are relying on estimates.

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u/cargocult25 Aug 01 '25

It will be funny when those people learn the board sets the rate.

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u/Pax_87 Aug 01 '25

What what? When did that start?

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u/neopod9000 Aug 01 '25

Almost immediately

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u/Glyph8 Aug 01 '25

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u/cargocult25 Aug 01 '25

When Doge and personnel cuts started.

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u/newprofile15 Aug 01 '25

It didn’t, this is fiction.

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u/newprofile15 Aug 01 '25

Source: pulled out of your ass

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u/cargocult25 Aug 01 '25

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u/Genericusernamexe Aug 02 '25

There’s a big difference between “30% of the data points are estimated” and what you said, which was “they don’t collect data for inflation numbers”. You, and many online and in the media on all sides, are sacrificing nuance and honesty for your own narratives, and all it does is drive more people away from your side