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To: Les H who wrote (275178)9/12/2010 7:44:45 PM
From: Giordano BrunoRespond to of 306849
 
The pace of economic expansion has faltered even as the Fed kept its target rate for overnight loans between banks at zero to 0.25 percent since 2008, and bought more than $1.7 trillion in housing debt and Treasury securities last year.

noir.bloomberg.com

Lol, do it again.



To: Les H who wrote (275178)9/12/2010 8:15:25 PM
From: TommasoRead Replies (3) | Respond to of 306849
 
>>>As long as you can prove it was the first time you owned or consumed something, you should get a tax credit.<<<

So if I eat the dandelions in my yard?



To: Les H who wrote (275178)9/12/2010 8:30:20 PM
From: Les HRespond to of 306849
 
Historically low taxes conflict with rising debt

coloradoan.com


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