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Politics : American Presidential Politics and foreign affairs

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To: Peter Dierks who wrote (43214)5/18/2010 1:58:54 AM
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Has that guy got a way to Whip That Out in the next 10 years??

"Easier said than done, of course. The Econ 101 way to boost growth is by having more workers becoming ever more productive. With the growth in the U.S. labor force likely to slow in coming years, workers and companies will need to get even more innovative. And there is no one policy to help make that happen. It will take a full-spectrum effort: lower taxes on companies and capital, pork-free spending on infrastructure and basic research (beyond health care), an education system that teaches students rather than feathering the nests of teachers’ unions. Every aspect of U.S. public policy will need to be optimized for economic growth. Now that sounds like a worthy subject for a Washington commission."

He wants LOWER taxes on companies and capital (that should cut the deficit real quick, AFTER it explodes it some more).

He wants a BETTER education system (I'm sure that will SAVE money in the short term after you pay MUCH higher salaries to better teachers)

He wants everything "optimized for economic growth" (well THAT'S easy, which is probably why he just put that in ONE sentence without telling us WHAT he means)

B..........S
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