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Alphabetical listing. Move through the list with moving to the next page at the very bottom of pages. I tried to guess a few states, but was surprised by the results. If this were a test, I would not have scored well.
Noting how Walmart leads in so many states - the absolute kinghellbastard stimulus to aggregate demand would be to raise the minimum wage to $15.10, where it would be if it had been adjusted for inflation, and to index it to inflation going forward.
Geez, the Marginal Propensity to Consume at this income level is as close to 1.00 as you will ever see. Think of the goods and services that would be consumed - thereby demanding more be provided.
I note that, too. WalMart, or universities or healthcare, mostly, though not exclusively. Note Boeing in Washington. So many States dominated by WalMart. So utterly disappointing. When's the next plane out? (Sigh.)
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Noting how Walmart leads in so many states - the absolute kinghellbastard stimulus to aggregate demand would be to raise the minimum wage to $15.10, where it would be if it had been adjusted for inflation, and to index it to inflation going forward.
Geez, the Marginal Propensity to Consume at this income level is as close to 1.00 as you will ever see. Think of the goods and services that would be consumed - thereby demanding more be provided.
and so it goes,
peace,
rono