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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: TimF who wrote (852925)4/28/2015 7:12:19 PM
From: tejek  Read Replies (2) of 1576298
 
one example, a postal system that is nearly dysfunctional.

To the extent it is so extremely dysfunctional, its more an argument against big government, and for privatization, then it is for the reverse.


Dude, the postal service worked fine until Rs got their hands out it. In fact, Americans were proud of the US Postal Service. No longer. If I were a religious man, I would say Rs are disciples of Satan.

Yes, because wingers assume that when the private sector has more money they will spend more.....even during recessions.

They will spend more, but that's not really the biggest advantage. Investing more is really more the point. But yes they do spend more if they have more during recessions. Of course in recessions they have less, and may be less confident about keeping what they have. So they likely spend less then when there isn't a recession. But given a recession (or a lack of one) people with more money tend to spend more.

Exactly. That's why gov't should not cut back.


In some ways tax cuts are a particularly good idea when there is a recession, because then in addition to the supply side benefit you get a stimulus benefit, .

Except it never works that way.........belt tightening because the norm for both corps and private citizens. That's why gov't should not cut back.
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