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Wednesday, December 28, 2011

Forget infrastructure for increasing jobs


Watch it at ABC News
U.S. Bridges, Roads Being Built by Chinese Firms

Jawdropper!

7 comments:

  1. Tom,

    If we would let them, the Chinese would have their military HALO in people to cut our grass for $25.

    They are like zombies in a mindless pursuit of obtaining ever increasing balances of the premiere western financial assets.

    This has been the worlds history since the formation of western civilization.... same-o, same-o.

    Resp,

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  2. The states would rather give up tax revenue! And pay out unemployment than have to take federal dollars for a construction project... Goofy. I wonder if a large New Deal type projects could happen now with the current state of regulations.

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  3. good news ... redditors don't believe in the balanced budget myth.

    http://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/ntk4w/the_us_budget_made_easy/

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  4. check out this comment from that reddit post above...

    "As a multi-million dollar hedge fund manager, this fails to take into account that the United States is a currency issuer not a currency user like a US household.
    TLDR; The United States does not need to balance its budget, unlike a household"

    MMT is getting out into the masses.

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  5. Ha, I posted in that thread as Delgursh.

    I got a bunch of upvotes so far coming from an MMT perspective. At least people are listening.

    Warren or some other MMTers should do a reddit AmA. That would be big if it gained steam.

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  7. awesome Delgursh,

    I like this post in the comments.

    "This is very bad information.
    www.moslereconomics.com explains something called "modern monetary theory" and comparing a household who is not the issuer of a currency with the US Government is misleading and ultimately advocates for contractionary fiscal policy." - from someone named horayforlogic

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