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The elephant in the room here is Iraq, and the money it's costing us.
I actually think Huckabee had a good idea in rebuilding our infrastructure, but that would take some time, and where's the money coming from. Has anyone here seen/heard any discussions on suggested ways to use the rebate checks. If they put a check in my hands for the purpose of stimulating the economy, I'm willing to do with that check whatever best stimulates the economy. I question if buying something made in China helps our economy much, so I'm interested in how best to get all this money circulating within our borders.
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hehe..silly. Anyways to be fair I think were on the same page here. I wasn't arguing against you, since you have always shown yourself to be very rationale in these matters. I was making a point against the fear mongers and drama queens who were espousing bad information when they don't understand the basics of short-term and long-term aggregate demand, among other things. I am curious what do you think fiscal policy, Monetary policy, and Growth policy should be. Last edited by kblair7; 01-31-2008 at 02:54 PM. |
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Economics and Finance are predicated on Common Sense...not Tarot Cards, for fuck's sake.
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ahh...you edited that... dunno really...It would take alot of research that I haven't done to be sure of it...but, I really do think we spend to much as a nation...and as you've said (before the edit) SAS boils down to basically the immediate inputs and demand...So what are we looking a for LAS? If the majority of our resources are going into consumer products where does that leave us in terms of improving productivity and efficiency? As far as fiscal/monetary policy...we need to get a grip a show some restraint...the number one job should be controlling inflation. Balance the budget...the govt. isn't like a business where leveraging can increase returns. Do you have any clue that if they monies we've borrowed have to be repaid in our dollars or the lending countries dollars? |
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