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Like I always say, we do not have a tax problem, we have a spending problem.
There is only one solution to this financial mess: a significant reduction in spending and responsible leaders who can manage to a budget. As every economist knows, there is no free lunch.
The trickle down is not applicable today. We are now global. Companies making profits in Asia are going to reinvest in Asia, not the US. Companies are expanding in emerging nations, not the US.
That "trickle down" is happening in other countries.
The trickle down is not applicable today. We are now global. Companies making profits in Asia are going to reinvest in Asia, not the US. Companies are expanding in emerging nations, not the US.
That "trickle down" is happening in other countries.
Actually given the rise of cheaper energy in the US coupled with rising wage costs in emerging markets, we expect to see somewhat of a manufacturing renaissance in the US in the coming decade.
The collective of the middle class must be more greedy than the collective of the CEOs.
Free market forces are just the people's desire for money.
Sounds like you want more money.
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