What happened in 1981?

What happened in 1981?

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J. Geils Band released their album Freeze Frame, including the massive hit "Centerfold".

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Reaganomics

Prove you're not a bot and tell us why you even care about "blue collar" wages on the opposite side of the planet.

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Republican Obama; Reagan

Boomers became mid 20's

Because I'm fucking autistic and I love graphs and numbers. It's obvious that when there was such a stark decline something have to had happen.

>muh wage growth

Measured in what, exactly? How many black cocks they can fit in their ass? What's their unit of measurement? You don't even know, Dunning Kruger retard.

The main change between then and now, is that (because of rate inflation) consumption has shifted from long term to SHORT term. Meaning long term investment is more difficult (house, own business) favoring short term investment... now every kid has a smartphone, 20 types of coffee, new clothes every 6 months or less, things that used to be expensive before are cheap today, and vice versa.

What changed is the short term value of money, aka inflation. And people keep asking for more government spending and more invlation.

You did it to yourself. Even now people are defending government spending.

Ronald Reagan and his chairman of economic polices :

1. Weidenbaum, Murray L
2. Feldstein, Martin
3. Sprinkel, Beryl
reaganlibrary.gov/reagans/reagan-administration/council-economic-advisers-staff-list

HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM, i wonder what they have in common ?

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> reganomics aka let kike bankers and businessmen stop contributing to society via taxation whilst exploiting it under the belief we’ll see the benefit via ‘trickle down economics’ lol
> global supply chains allowing for heavy industry to be done in shithole countries with lower safety/quality standards
> privatisation and the rise of speculation on public services, once again only benefiting the already wealthy
> unions being destroyed by Reagan/Thatcher cheered on by kikes wanting to exploit good hard working folk

Modern day capitalism has done nothing but fuck over anyone who isn’t wealthy, it’s forced women into work, made home ownership impossible for the working class all whilst driving down birthrates so we get replaced by subservient third worlders so the top 10% have a drone class to change their diapers/bring them cocktails in the retirement village.

THIS.

We're still paying for his actions.
disbanding unions, cutting pensions, cutting workforce...
sidenote, check out the rates of mass shootings from his presidency onwards

Amnesty

nice vpn flag faggot kike

>Globalization; first to Mexico then to Asia
>high inflation in the late 70s and early 80s
>Volker era interest rates in the early 80s +10%
>recession in the early 80s

JEWS

Tens of millions of illegal immigrants. Hiring from overseas, especially chinks and Indians who took control of our motel / gas stations / restaurant industries. When you have hyper competitive easterners in the lower class it reduces wages for everyone

neoliberalism implemented in the US by Reagan and Thatcher in Britain

Not to mention he defunded mental health institutions

>Because I'm fucking autistic and I love graphs and numbers. It's obvious that when there was such a stark decline something have to had happen.
OK, for starters the first PC came out in 1975. Computer technology and it's rapid advance and rapidly lowering costs helped create the foundation of today's automated manufacturing.
For example, in 1985 GM produced around 11 automobiles per employee, Ford 16 and change, while Toyota could produce almost 58 per!
I'd extrapolate that all of our domestic manufacturing was experiencing the same growing pains of trying to update 50+ year old manufacturing facilities and workflows to compete with ones made just a couple years prior with all brand new technology and design philosophy.
So you have a trend of useless monkeys on an obsolete assembly line and companies investing billions in trying to modernize their production process.
The "productivity" gains we see in the chart that all the Redit trannies always post here suggest that efficiency gains are all made via huge investments in capital creating a machine that can put 100 hubcaps on a car per hour and not that some schlep putting a hubcap on a Ford is working 20X harder than he was 30 years ago, in fact that person is really only pressing a green button to do that piece of the manufacturing or pressing a red button if something goes wrong to stop the line. So your "blue collar" worker will largely need about the IQ of a monkey or an African bush-nigger and will work about as "hard" as George Jetson.
Had you ever worked a day in your life, owned a business, or known people who have done so and had a bit of 3 dimensional thinking ability you could probably put this shit together yourself.

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You realize the 1980's is when the "Boomers", on whom you blame all your problems, were buying the homes over which you losers are so envious?
>>high inflation in the late 70s and early 80s
This is also true. Wages always lag inflation by many years.

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