red sox 777 posted...
Theories can make sense and be wrong when they're logical, but don't fit the data. Nobody really knows which of our modern economic theories are the closest to reality right now. Don't worry, we've long rejected 1930s Keynesian theory, but there's modern theories that share features of it.
I still don't see why we cant prop up demand temporarily while we targetedly encourage capital formation within the country.
One is a short term solution that staves off people feeling screwed right now while the other ensures that when that gravy train dries up there are new jobs to actually be had.
This is what I've never understood about the right's position why must all supply side incentive be without strings.Why must the money be a hand out to corporation to do with what they see fit. I understand that you don't want government direction but this wouldnt be the quotas of the Soviet Union this would be " You can have the money so long as you use it here"
Its not unreasonable.
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