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I hope it will make it better. No one knows for sure what exactly it will take to make things better. I think doing nothing at all will be worse than doing something, even when I know the something isn't perfect and can't erase the last 8 years overnight! Happy Saturday! :)
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It will help regardless (for now anyways.... we will have a bigger debt) It will not help much giving it to large companies though It should be distributed to small businesses and the middle class
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Worse. It will not help the working middle class person at all.
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Worse. As the embedded video explains the new President's policies will prolong and deepen the downturn just like FDR's policies in the 1930's and Japan's policies in the 1990's did.
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This is how it worked out the last time.
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Much worse.
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Well if the stock market is any guide worse
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The bail out is going to the wrong people.It should have been centered around small business,and not big business,banks,and auto manufacturers.It is small business that needs the most help the most,and to keep free enterprise alive.Giving it to corporation will kill free enterprise.
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If you take history as a good indicator, then yes. If you value the opinions of renowned economists who foresaw this problem, then yes. If you listen to some guy on the radio trying to sell books, then no. If you listen to some guy down the street who made money during the tech bubble, then no. All qualified indicators point towards yes; spending in an economic downturn is the best way to stabilize the markets.
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He is throwing money into the fire pit and everyone is just gobbling it up and it seems doing nothing to change how their company works. If it is going to work at all - we need change, we need efficinies, we need to all work smarter. Companies cannot keep working the way they are right now and just demand Uncle Same gets them out of trouble. Is your house safe right now? What would happen if one of you lost your jobs? Scary times indeed.
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