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To: stsimon who wrote (150882)9/28/2019 6:57:41 PM
From: TobagoJack  Respond to of 218621
 
would guess that ...

regulations / over-regulations
labour & all-in cost
all-in welfare
reserve currency status / privilege
foreign wars
etc etc

... all contributes to fiscal and trade deficits, along w/ interest payments

unclear where the road leads to

it is not that I believe the democrats are necessarily socialists, and so I make no judgement

but am only observing that more socialism would not likely help any of the above listed and more relevant factors

we wait for the wise candidates to tell all on either what might work or that what might not matter



To: stsimon who wrote (150882)9/29/2019 9:49:55 AM
From: Fiscally Conservative  Respond to of 218621
 
The US should be taxing the US Corporations who are outsourcing their labor and or materials and importing those products to be sold in the United States.
But tax the Corporate Entity not the Consumer as Tariffs do.
Consumers basically buy what they see on the shelves.


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