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« Reply #2 on: September 03, 2010, 07:55:29 AM » |
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« Reply #9 on: September 03, 2010, 09:08:18 AM » |
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We need to look at this short and long term. The short term, stimuli type of tweaks are ok but won't have a measurable impact until we do some long term resolutions. The below will impact all three determinants of the Long Run Growth Model - Labor, Capital and Technology.
1. Start repealing the mortgage interest deduction on personal income taxes. Most will poo-poo all over the concept at first glance, but a 10% reduction per annum will rid the hyper and over inflation of most homes. 2. Cease the corporate tax breaks and credits, especially those that most companies write off against capital. If the companies are heavily investing in R&D capital expenditures, then I'm fine with it. Those are the only ones I'd like to see remain in effect. 3. Do away with welfare and other gov't subsidy programs that make folks not want to work. Give folks an incentive to get off their butts and work. At the same token, provide companies incentives to hire them, legally. Now for those who really and truly need assistance, provide it, but these folks sitting around doing nothing and who could really do something....it's time to get to work.... 4. Scale back the size of our govt as well as the pork barrel spending that occur in Congress
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 "He lifted the veil of ignorance from his people and pointed the way to progress through education and industry." At Tuskegee, we continue to lift the veil of ignorance each & ever
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