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To: Nadine Carroll who wrote (543329)	10/15/2013 8:25:36 AM
From: skinowski	Respond to of 793564

But I think the cancelled employees will, on average, pay more for insurance than they did before, cancelling out any stimulus. Yes, but many employers will pass on some of the savings in the form of higher salaries. But the real "stimulus", the real big Bernanke's helicopter - will be in the money which will have to be "borrowed" in order to cover the subsidies AND the salaries of all the new employees involved in ObamaCare. From "navigators" to bosses of all the new agencies, and everyone in between and around them. This will further "improve" the GDP, as the newly borrowed hundreds of billions will sip through the economy. It's madness.