Good to see that we can write with opposing views and not be censored here :)
As the credit circulations are secured by intervention in relation between (banks) & (retailers) the real economy will be insulated during 2009.
Past impossiblities are now possible & the house building systems will eventually be secured by the public and the housing crisis will secured from privatised incompetance.
I don't see how this infrastructure spending will really help in the long run. Sure there is a brief surge in activity in one sector of the economy but it won't get a slowing economy going again, and most people won't see that anything is being done.
A broad tax plan so many people get to see a better financial situation first hand, something they can count on is the way to go in a recession.
Good to see that we can write with opposing views and not be censored here :)
As the credit circulations are secured by intervention in relation between (banks) & (retailers) the real economy will be insulated during 2009.
Past impossiblities are now possible & the house building systems will eventually be secured by the public and the housing crisis will secured from privatised incompetance.
Despite all the past gloom spouted by invester
elites,rises in unemployment will be halted.
CivysCare4Soldiers2 3 years ago
I don't see how this infrastructure spending will really help in the long run. Sure there is a brief surge in activity in one sector of the economy but it won't get a slowing economy going again, and most people won't see that anything is being done.
A broad tax plan so many people get to see a better financial situation first hand, something they can count on is the way to go in a recession.
XeonEagle 3 years ago