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In reality, stimulus can easily take a balanced budget form: The government can simply raise taxes and raise expenditures by the same amount.
http://www.tnr.com/article/economy/9...-debt-stimulus OMG, they never fucking stop. "Raise taxes" "Hey, have you thought about raising taxes?" "You know, maybe we should raise taxes?" "Hey, I HAVE AN IDEA!!! Lets RAISE TAXES!!!" Guess what? We can do it another way too.. We can cut regulation! That's right! Because regulations are taxes, we can cut them to the bone, stimulate the economy and not spend a nickle! But WE WON'T DO THAT, because you morons are addicted to taxes in all their forms! So, we're just going to have to wait till 2012, and fire you... |
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They're saying that consumer demand will increase by taking dollars away from current consumers and giving them to current non-consumers to consume with. And supposing that the folks they take from will continue consuming at the same rate. But, as you say above.. It's really just broken windows. Nothing lasting. Nothing permanent. They may even know this but do not care because the whole point is to give Obama a little economic boost to shore up his cratering approval numbers. |
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