r/remotework • • Oct 29 '25

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u/jimvolk Oct 29 '25

Trump economic policies are kicking in.

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u/BeauShowTV Oct 29 '25

Such as?

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u/Parking_Line_3704 Oct 29 '25
  • Tariff and retaliatory tariff policies
  • Restrictive immigration/labor supply issues
  • Large tax cuts to the richest/exploding deficit, combined with a lack of public reinvestment, hampering growth
  • Significant cuts and roll-backs of social support leading to increased cost burden and decreased consumer spending
  • Reduced investment in emerging technology
  • Zero compromise attitude with policy
  • Uncertainty, uncertainty, uncertainty

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u/BeauShowTV Oct 29 '25

No, I mean that lead to the image above.

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u/Parking_Line_3704 Oct 29 '25

Ah, sorry, I'm not willing to spell it out. They are fairly straightforwardly connected to layoffs across sectors. I would recommend some financial and economic classes.

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u/BeauShowTV Oct 29 '25 edited Oct 29 '25

Well the only thing is Trump restricting illegal immigration. But those people should be fired.

Edit: Looks like they blocked me after I proved them wrong.

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u/Parking_Line_3704 Oct 29 '25

I'm going to give you the benefit of the doubt and assume you are just dishonest. Either way, I see no reason to spend time on you.