What the two parties fight over is not alternative political visions and different legislative agendas, but which party gets to be the whore for Wall Street, the military-security complex, Israel Lobby, agribusiness, and energy, mining, and timber interests. - Paul Craig Roberts
Already did. You provided zero proof that the economy would have entered into a death spiral had it not been for government intervention.
Of course you do. It's what I would expect from supporters of the Pass the Buck mindset.
Government action can't stimulate economic activity without spending money. Only government inaction can stimulate the economy without spending money.
Government transferring wealth takes money from the private sector to preserve jobs now, which would have been used to create jobs in the future. There is no net gain in jobs over time due to government spending, and you are incapable of proving otherwise.
Unless you are implying that government can create wealth out of nothing, which appears to be what you are doing.
Post #357, where you baselessly claimed "Damage would be permanent".
Last edited by Dr. Righteous; Apr 26 2012 at 05:31 AM.
Why on earth would any President even if it they wanted to announce any such intention?
More to the point why would a fed raise rates repeatedly and not expect a brief crash?
In the end deliberate or not, the recession you mention bears no liking what so ever to either 1929 or 2008 does it?
Perhaps you could explain why youre correct and perhaps answer Iriemon's does not deserve a respectful ans detailed answer. Youve not been insulted or flamed have you? No, so lets have a calm discussion.
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"but it is nevertheless true that it is value of the improvement only, and not the earth itself, that is individual property. Every proprietor, therefore, of cultivated land owes to the community a ground-rent, for I know no better term to express the idea by, for the land which he holds." -- Thomas Paine, Agrarian Justice
Well the overall rate increase since the war was more than that and its was raised to the highest levels not seen again til the 70s. And then it was lowered again, with a concurrent V shaped change in the economy.
Im not sure what the problem here is, its pretty plain this temporary recessoin was mostly caused and aided by monetary policy.
"but it is nevertheless true that it is value of the improvement only, and not the earth itself, that is individual property. Every proprietor, therefore, of cultivated land owes to the community a ground-rent, for I know no better term to express the idea by, for the land which he holds." -- Thomas Paine, Agrarian Justice
I disagree. I have provided lots of evidence.
How does it make me that?Of course you do. It's what I would expect from supporters of the Pass the Buck mindset.
There is an argument that a tax cut focused on lower income earners would provide some stimulus. Government inaction doesn't stimulate anything.Government action can't stimulate economic activity without spending money. Only government inaction can stimulate the economy without spending money.
when the economy is in a recessionary spiral you need to preserve jobs now.Government transferring wealth takes money from the private sector to preserve jobs now, which would have been used to create jobs in the future. There is no net gain in jobs over time due to government spending, and you are incapable of proving otherwise.
I didn't imply that either.Unless you are implying that government can create wealth out of nothing, which appears to be what you are doing.
OK.Post #357, where you baselessly claimed "Damage would be permanent".
Last edited by Iriemon; Apr 26 2012 at 03:00 PM.
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