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  • Economic Viability

    Coming soon.

  • Lorinser challenges Bergman on economic post

    Bob Lorinser participated in Bergman's comment section to propose an economic debate discussing solutions I called this a good economic bill for everyday Americans - but from the beginning, I said it was a Under Democratic administrations since World War II: The economy grew 4.4% each year versus 2.5%. China's ongoing economic shutdown is still a major contributor.

  • Raising the minimum wage would help the economy

    that hardworking individuals are able to earn a living wage, we can help reduce poverty, stimulate economic federal minimum wage also stimulates consumer spending, helps businesses' bottom lines, and grows the economy It would also boost the overall economy by generating increased consumer demand.

  • If corporations met the wage demands of the UAW, it would boost the economy

    If trickle-down economics wasn't a myth, the UAW wouldn't have to strike, and workers wouldn't have to Raising wages would be a significant boost to the economy.

  • Prosperity for workers moves the economy better than windfalls for wealthy corporations

    Trickle down economics doesn't work. I need your help advocating for a more balanced approach to the economy. as enough tiny droplets of water slowly fill a bucket, the growth of small businesses fills the U.S. economy

  • Dr. Bob's living wage plan will help working families, small business and the economy

    Jobs with living wages enable us to thrive and are a vital part of our economic viability. The concern that minimum wages destroy jobs comes from basic economic models: supply and demand. Benefits to the People According to the Economic Policy Institute, "a single adult without children needs We cannot afford to exploit and perpetuate the economic challenges that so many residents in the region Well paying jobs can provide: An economic benefit - business growth.

  • Greedflation and Corporatocracy

    Tax cuts for the ultra-rich don't spur economic growth. Trickle down economics is a myth. When hardworking families have more spending power, it stimulates the economy and drives demand for businesses Trickle-down economics doesn't work, has never worked and will never work. Together, we can create a more equitable, financially sustainable economy that improves the lives of

  • Labor Reform

    Hardworking Americans, from factories to classrooms, ERs to farms, are the engines of our economy. Cutting social programs neglects our economy's greatest asset: people. Trickle-down economics doesn't work, has never worked, and will never work. Bob believes workers are people first, and then, they remain the main driving force that moves the economy Trickle-down economics is a myth designed to benefit the ultra-wealthy.

  • ✔️Fact Check: Bob vs. Jack on inflation

    “Either Jack Bergman doesn’t understand the basic economics of inflation, or he’s intentionally misleading Bob Lorinser’s run for Congress so he can advance real economic solutions for hard-working Americans? The current issue is a worldwide economic phenomenon. It is our inflation. China's ongoing economic shutdown is a significant contributor. My simple summary of the current USA situation: 2% - Baseline natural, expected economic growth 2% -

  • The inflation blame-game is dishonest, but 𝗮𝗹𝗹 𝗹𝗲𝗮𝗱𝗲𝗿𝘀 bear responsibility for solutions

    Blame COVID for our economic shutdown worldwide and the supply problem. Blame unintentional government overstimulation for trying to prevent an economic disaster by COVID on Bob Lorinser’s run for Congress so he can advance real economic solutions for hard-working Americans? The current issue is a worldwide economic phenomenon. It is our inflation. China's ongoing economic shutdown is a significant contributor.

  • Bob Lorinser: "American workers were robbed of $51 trillion"

    This transfer of wealth, often referred to as a redistribution from the working class, occurs when economic Ways the American Worker Faced Economic Disadvantage over the last 50 years Stagnant wages: Since the Disproportionate profits to compensation: Corporate profits have been soaring while workers have faced economic high of over $2.2 trillion in 2019, more than double the amount in the early 1990s, but trickle-down economics I found success serving economically disadvantaged patients.

  • Bob Lorinser pens "The State of our District" after SOTU

    THE STATE OF MICHIGAN'S FIRST Economics We are finally witnessing economic recovery. The economic vitality of MI01 will continue to improve if we strengthen our infrastructure, improve our Childcare Unaffordable and unavailable childcare is terrible for our district's economy.

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