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Have you adjusted your business operations and strategy yet?

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I warned y’all that that the Federal Reserve was going to make running our businesses more difficult this year.  These repetitive ¾% interest rate hikes are supposed to control inflation- and they probably will- but in the meantime our cost pressures are immense and the economy is roiling under their yoke.

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Knock, knock- is it here yet?

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So, are we going to convince ourselves that we are going to have a depression?

The indicators so far do not so truly designate.  Sure, inflation is rampant.  But, job growth (more than 370K in June alone) is continuing.  Unemployment is at 3.6%.  Consumer spending is holding its own. And, the economy grew by 5.7% last year (pre-Russian invasion)- but now it’s contracted by about 2%, due to the war.

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Interest rates a-risin’

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So, the Feds have increased the interest rates- finally.  Which really means that for those of us carrying credit card debt, our costs are going to go up.  (Our interest rates are going to rise, that’s why!) Which also means now is the time to develop (and follow)  a plan to reduce our debt.   In the most expeditious way possible.

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The situation is becoming untenable

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Ah, yes.  The truth- and the dangers- are now becoming obvious.

The GOP was desperate to provide a benefit to their benefactors.   So, they lowered the corporate tax rates to a ridiculously low 21%.  Even though most corporations never paid the much bandied about 35% rate.  (Only professional corporations and small businesses got stuck with that level of taxes.  Big corporations always hid- and still do- their profits from the tax man.)

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