I know.Lol yeah 'cause no one's gonna save the $900 from the government. And I don't even do Economics.
government handouts =/= investment in infrastructure.
Go back and read my post.
I know.Lol yeah 'cause no one's gonna save the $900 from the government. And I don't even do Economics.
We shouldn't be encouraging people to spend more. That's what got us in this mess. Too much consumption and debt and not enough savings and production.But tax cuts don't have an immediate effect on the economy. And even then it isn't certain that people will spend that extra money. If we're in a recession people are likely to save a good portion of it anyway. At least government spending goes straight into the economy.
Alright, let's clear this up. I agree with the people here who think government handouts are stupid. I am not saying it works.I heard on the radio today that 3/4 of the last stimulus package is still in ppls bank accounts... says access economics.
so people aren't doing wha tonhat and shit are saying they are doing and spending it all, doing the opposite cause the are wary.
So how would tax cuts make things better?We shouldn't be encouraging people to spend more. That's what got us in this mess. Too much consumption and debt and not enough savings and production.
Trying to re-inflate the bubble with more credit fueled consumption is not the solution.
You need to look beyond the neo-classical bullshit that is peddled by central bankers and governments, because these flawed ideas have caused this disaster.
It's bad for fresh graduates who now need to compromise their pay package/hours to get into their respective industries as it has become ridiculously competitive too.a recession is not really that bad. its only bad for people who lose thier jobs, but if you do lose your job, all it really means is that you werent very good at what you did, thats why they fired you.