THE ERA OF TRUMP

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[adwinistrator]

And it still has a larger GDP than California, what's your point?

You said: "Brazil makes more money per person than California, and Mass... "

I posted information that shows that to be incorrect.

Brazil Has 194 946....

Brazil makes more money per person than California, and Mass...

[The Conservative]

And it still has a larger GDP than California, what's your point?

You said: "Brazil makes more money per person than California, and Mass... "

I posted information that shows that to be incorrect.

Brazil Has 194 946....

Brazil makes more money per person than California, and Mass...

Per capita, means per person... when you only have around 200K people in a country vs several million, yet both produces identically several trillion in income... you do the math.

[Ex-California]

California's GDP is 2.44 Trillion...

Brazil is 3.2 Trillion...

Your math is accurate... on a liberal scale.

Mass is 427 Billion...

California has 39,250,000 people.
Mass has 6,811,779
Brazil Has 194 946....

Brazil makes more money per person than California, and Mass...

While Mass we make the exact same amount of money per capita as California does... so please, tell me how the US needs California again... there is nothing except liberals and bad movies that has come out CA in a long while... Yeah you got Apple there, but I'm sure people that already pay a premium for their products won't worry about paying another 5 to 10% more...

Brazil
Population: 200.4 million (2013)
GDP per capita: 11,208.08 USD ‎(2013)
Gross domestic product: 2.246 trillion USD ‎(2013)

And it still has a larger GDP than California, what's your point?

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q ... zf-XwlFQEg

By all estimates Brazil still has a greater GDP than California....using 2014 numbers.

http://www.mercurynews.com/2016/07/05/c ... data-says/

California’s economy is bigger than all but five nations, World Bank data says

By ASSOCIATED PRESS |
PUBLISHED: July 5, 2016 at 8:24 am | UPDATED: August 11, 2016 at 10:47 pm

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — New data from the World Bank show that California’s economy was equivalent to the sixth largest in the world last year.

The World Bank’s annual rankings of countries’ gross domestic products, released on Friday, confirm an analysis published last month by the California Department of Finance.

The U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis reported last month that California’s GDP was $2.5 trillion in 2015, up 4.1 percent from a year earlier.

California saw more economic growth than the United States as a whole, which was up 2.4 percent.

But California’s rise in the global rankings comes largely at the expense of Brazil, which is struggling economically, and France, which was burdened by a weaker currency.

Only five countries produced more last year than California: the U.S., China, Japan, Germany and the United Kingdom.

[Ex-California]

And it still has a larger GDP than California, what's your point?

You said: "Brazil makes more money per person than California, and Mass... "

I posted information that shows that to be incorrect.

Brazil Has 194 946....

Brazil makes more money per person than California, and Mass...

Per capita, means per person... when you only have around 200K people in a country vs several million, yet both produces identically several trillion in income... you do the math.

You missed three zeros in your Brazilian population. They have 200,000,000 people. Not 200k

that's 10x more than CA

[Smitty-48]

Haven't quite finished the Destroyer of Worlds... but from the looks of it Smitty liked it.

Oh, I'm not channeling Dan Carlin, Dan Carlin is channeling Smitty LeMay, I was a Cold Warrior, long before I ever heard of Dan Carlin, and I know my own history I assure you.

[The Conservative]

You said: "Brazil makes more money per person than California, and Mass... "

I posted information that shows that to be incorrect.

Per capita, means per person... when you only have around 200K people in a country vs several million, yet both produces identically several trillion in income... you do the math.

You missed three zeros in your Brazilian population. They have 200,000,000 people. Not 200k

that's 10x more than CA

Whoops, knew something didn't look right, but I wasn't going to argue a state-run website.

[Ex-California]

Per capita, means per person... when you only have around 200K people in a country vs several million, yet both produces identically several trillion in income... you do the math.

You missed three zeros in your Brazilian population. They have 200,000,000 people. Not 200k

that's 10x more than CA

Whoops, knew something didn't look right, but I wasn't going to argue a state-run website.

Yeah I think I saw the same website. They were doing that annoying thing where there's a table with x1000 written in tiny letters on the side

[adwinistrator]

Per capita, means per person... when you only have around 200K people in a country vs several million, yet both produces identically several trillion in income... you do the math.

I did the math, but I am guessing you didn't.

According to your numbers, Brazilian GDP per capital is $16,000,000

Whoops, knew something didn't look right, but I wasn't going to argue a state-run website.

There, we're all on the same page now

[SuburbanFarmer]

The Hill - Trump says business friends 'can't get loans' because of Dodd-Frank (02/03/17 11:16 AM EST)

President Trump on Friday said sweeping changes are needed to the Dodd-Frank financial reform law because his friends in business are struggling to get loans from banks.

“We expect to be cutting a lot out of Dodd-Frank because, frankly, I have so many people, friends of mine, who have nice businesses who can’t borrow money. They just can’t get any money because the banks just won’t let them borrow, because of the rules and regulations in Dodd-Frank,” Trump said at a Friday morning meeting with CEOs from a number of companies.

CEOs attending the meeting included Jamie Dimon of JPMorgan Chase and Stephen Schwarzman of the Blackstone Group.

...

“We have a great plan, but I want to have your input on the plan in particular, and to do what we have to do in terms of regulation, we have some of the bankers here. There’s nobody better to tell me about Dodd-Frank than Jamie.”

Swamp is drained. Lol