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 | supremecritic (2)
09/15/2006 | you have to be careful cutting taxes will increase inflation, and more than likely worsen the balance of payments deficite. instead i would cut spending in some areas and increase it in others. this would be the same as an investment into the economy, where positive multipliers would increase economic growth and decrease unemployment. if done cleverly it may even help with the balance of payments deficite. i would carry on supply side policies but make sure they do not impede the interests of the workforce too much.
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 | Redoedo (40)
06/13/2005 | Cut taxes when possible and ease regulation. Simple formula for economic success- if done responsibly, of course.
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 | EschewObfuscation (65)
09/17/2004 | What drives the economy, from the standpoint of the presidency, is consistency and predictability. If your allies and your enemies know that you will help them generously when they need and deserve it, and that you will stuff their needs and concerns in a trash can when they deserve that, everyone knows who the Big Kahuna is. Stay focused on keeping Americans and American interests safe, and harshly punish those who threaten them. It's a beautiful world, as long as you don't weaken.
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 | lincolnsandcadillacs (4)
07/23/2004 | Government should keep their hands out of it. Everytime they interfere, it usual makes the problem worse.
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 | louiethe20th (75)
06/09/2004 | President Bush has the right idea. Give people back more of THEIR money and let them spend the economy back up!
For those of you who say, What about the deficit? Well you cut Government spending and Government waste!!!!
I do not need the Government taking my money and spending it how they see fit! Which is one of the first things John Kerry will do, God forbid he is elected! He will raise taxes and increase government spending! You people think you can't afford things now, just wait!!!
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 | Enkidu (37)
02/13/2004 | The president has far less effect on the economy than he usually would like to think. Was Clinton responsible for the economic boom, and Bush for the crash? No. Come on. The executive can have a minor effect but ultimately it is trivial; he might as well go to the shore, and like King Canute, command the waves to start and stop.
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