December 23rd, 2009 | 
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NascarKY89 asked:
what do you think?
Economy
We are a capitalist country. That means the markets are determined by supply, demand and competition. I believe the 700 billion, tax payer dollar bailout was out of government bounds. The governments’ responsibility includes patients, tariffs, quotas, minor wall-street and banking regulations, opening trade agreements with other countries and other small policies. I don’t not believe that the interest rate should be set by, as I’ve heard once, “a few powerful men in a marble palace in solitude.” The market should be set my consumer-business negotiations. It will be rough for a couple of months but when it does get settled out it is a much more sound, stable and predictable market. If a bank charges to high of a rate, the consumer goes elsewhere for a loan. That forces the bank to lower. The same rule applies to prices. If gas is too high, boycott it. In a week gas would be back to $1.50. If gas starts back up, repeat until it settles out. I am not an economist the simplicity of this ideas boggles people’s minds so much hey they can’t understand it. Will there be hard times, yes. Is it better, I think so. (my bad, America is to spoiled to go a week without gas.i do it all the time. *cough* city bus *cough*)
Deficit Reduction
The national debt is tremendous. Ridiculously huge. Easy fix though. Cut government spending. Oh, my god! It’s too simple! Duh! If you own a business and you gross $100. You expenses is $150, and you debt is $700. First, stop barrowing, then cut you expenses to $60 (aka budget cut). Use the $30 to pay off the debt and $10 to improve your business. I can’t tell you all of the different government programs there are. But I’m willing to bet 45% if the federal budget is useless crap. The war will have to end and someone will have to go down the list of government programs with a sharpie. A lot of government jobs will be lost, yes. But by how crappy all the other, more important programs are running, I think they could use an extra hand.
Derrick Gustovich
what do you think?
Economy
We are a capitalist country. That means the markets are determined by supply, demand and competition. I believe the 700 billion, tax payer dollar bailout was out of government bounds. The governments’ responsibility includes patients, tariffs, quotas, minor wall-street and banking regulations, opening trade agreements with other countries and other small policies. I don’t not believe that the interest rate should be set by, as I’ve heard once, “a few powerful men in a marble palace in solitude.” The market should be set my consumer-business negotiations. It will be rough for a couple of months but when it does get settled out it is a much more sound, stable and predictable market. If a bank charges to high of a rate, the consumer goes elsewhere for a loan. That forces the bank to lower. The same rule applies to prices. If gas is too high, boycott it. In a week gas would be back to $1.50. If gas starts back up, repeat until it settles out. I am not an economist the simplicity of this ideas boggles people’s minds so much hey they can’t understand it. Will there be hard times, yes. Is it better, I think so. (my bad, America is to spoiled to go a week without gas.i do it all the time. *cough* city bus *cough*)
Deficit Reduction
The national debt is tremendous. Ridiculously huge. Easy fix though. Cut government spending. Oh, my god! It’s too simple! Duh! If you own a business and you gross $100. You expenses is $150, and you debt is $700. First, stop barrowing, then cut you expenses to $60 (aka budget cut). Use the $30 to pay off the debt and $10 to improve your business. I can’t tell you all of the different government programs there are. But I’m willing to bet 45% if the federal budget is useless crap. The war will have to end and someone will have to go down the list of government programs with a sharpie. A lot of government jobs will be lost, yes. But by how crappy all the other, more important programs are running, I think they could use an extra hand.
Derrick Gustovich
Posted in Government | 
Tags: Banking Regulations, Business Negotiations, City Bus, Cough, Deficit Reduction, Marble Palace, National Debt, Sharpie, Tariffs Quotas, Trade Agreements
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