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United States' industrial production is one of the saddest macro charts out there.

Whenever red and blue people yell at each other politically in the past couple decades of rising political polarization, like half of it is explained by this. The pie isn't growing.

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Dr. The Daniel 🖖 · 187w
That’s shameful.
Hurvajs Rumcajs · 187w
bullflag :)
Glenn · 187w
Thank you, Lyn. Please keep posting here so I don’t have to check the blue bird app anymore!
Mikey · 187w
It doesn’t have to be this way
Moss · 187w
Hopefully, AI manufacturing will help America out of the woods and continue to grow.
LIVEFOREVER · 187w
Sadly….When we’ll be ready (bc we’ll be forced) to revert … it might be too late
HashTrash4Cash · 187w
Well exporting our polarization to the rest of the world should help with that. An increasing share of a shrinking pie has a history of success. Right?
Michael R. Sullivan · 187w
It's challenging to maintain a growth mindset with data like this. But I do deeply believe that human beings will persevere and come out of this stronger and more resilient, regardless or how polarized the world feels right now. Fortunately, I can think of just the tool that might help us get ther...
irc://TX · 187w
It really is an ugly chart
Mark Harvey · 187w
What happened to make it still like it has since ~2008?
paulo · 187w
Oof 😬
FreeFazzi · 187w
There are a few multi trillion dollar amazing industires that are developing. Ai, space, crypto. If the US doesn't watch out they will lose them and that chat will go down hard!
Rodrigo Lozano · 187w
Well, I’d be wary of industrial production as a proxy of economic success. For example, Global South countries are fed up of just being massive factories and crave what the US has aplenty: research and development, marketing services, etc. They want to move up in global value chains, but it’s to...
PLATE LICKING PLEB · 187w
Ya but I feel like manufacturing output is a pretty sad measure of progress. We need less knick knacks and cheaper housing/food... #[0]
Gowingnut · 187w
Does massive money printing count as industrial production?
TeamBitcoin · 187w
🤙🏻⚡️
Brad Mills · 187w
Very good chart and point
counterweight · 187w
There are people fighting over how you split the pie, and there are people working to make the pie bigger. Choose wisely. #[0]
CensorThis · 187w
How is this possible when more and more things are being produced? More cars, more tvs, even more housing.
tempestk · 187w
How is industrial production measured i wonder? Is it number of iphones? :)
Beer+Bitcoin 🍺 · 187w
More gold(you know what I mean) from #[1]
pailakapo · 187w
thanks for posting on here. I love your work, and the more good content on here, the faster the network effects will work in our favor.
darnzen · 187w
That is the saddest. It'd so sad I couldn't share it with my wife. I'm glad I got to share it with my favorite macro analyst, Lyn Alden, but still sad. 😔
134355345 · 186w
Nice graph. Although that might be the case for many developed countries. Imho problem is that since population in US is still growing, the pie is being perceived smaller for them, compared to countries with shrinking populations ( japan, swiss, etc)