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6 Comments
Very little stimulus in Obama’s anti-seniors health care stimulus bill. Just a lot of social re-engineering and pork.
There is nothing “centrist” about any of this.
Tax cuts revived our economies in the early 60s, early 80s and early 2000s. I was there.
I guess ignorance is bliss. Enjoy.
You said it.
I rarely feel blissful when AS spouts his ignorant BS.
The package hasn’t even left Congress, and it’s already declared “effective”. I have no doubt that much pork will have an effect, but it has hardly been proven to be a positive one.
Thinks that we should be spending on the safety net, like Food Stamps and UI insurance and Medicaid, because it has the greatest multiplier effect. Infrastructure spending, which is $150 Billion of the package, is the second best multiplier as well.
Check out Mark Zandi’s stuff on Moody’s Economy.com here:
http://www.economy.com/mark-za…
His multiplier numbers are on Page 8, for the curious.
The field has a pretty good understanding of economic multipliers related to state aid, infrastructure construction projects, unemployment insurance, etc.