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Strategies & Market Trends : New US Economy Policy

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From: Arthur Tang6/18/2007 1:16:44 PM
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A win-win situation is analysed, two ways.

Gasoline price is too high; Feds got obscene gasoline tax to do urban renewal projects, because small stores and restaurants closed. Feds have to build mega mall projects($250 million-$1 billion) for urban renewal.

Gasoline price too low, local small stores and restaurants flourished; and jobs multiply, and feds gets income tax revenue but not as much gasoline tax? No urban renewal projects needed.

The trouble is which way, the intelligence people(national security) prefer? I would straddle in between, minute adjustments to see which way suits the demographics? Each congressional district would be different?
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