Job Creation w/o Added Debt, Taxes or Inflation

[Carl Veritas]

The answer is — Production With Savings.

Government and the private sector both create jobs in our economy.

Though the government does not produce anything.

It can create a job for Paul by taxing Peter first.
Or,
it can rely on the counterfeiter Fed to inflate the money supply to encourage business loans and jobs.

But since the question calls for jobs without additional debt, taxes or inflation, government is out on all three counts. But are they?

Not unless we succeed in prying the magic checkbook from it’s tentacles.

Vote to End The Fed, and usher in the Free Market.

[stockstradr]

The dollar is toast. The Fed ponzi scheme is almost up.

I give arraya credit for posting the quintessential answer in this thread. Of course, only flaw in the arraya post is that USA will NOT directly default on debt when we own the printing press for the currency of denomination of that debt. We will indirectly default by printing money to devalue our currency, thereby paying back the debt with ever more worthless currency.

[stockstradr]

The dollar is toast. The Fed ponzi scheme is almost up.

I give arraya credit for posting the quintessential answer in this thread. Of course, only flaw in the arraya post is that USA will NOT directly default on debt when we own the printing press for the currency of denomination of that debt. We will indirectly default by printing money to devalue our currency, thereby paying back the debt with ever more worthless currency.

[stockstradr]

The dollar is toast. The Fed ponzi scheme is almost up.

I give arraya credit for posting the quintessential answer in this thread. Of course, only flaw in the arraya post is that USA will NOT directly default on debt when we own the printing press for the currency of denomination of that debt. We will indirectly default by printing money to devalue our currency, thereby paying back the debt with ever more worthless currency.

[stockstradr]

The dollar is toast. The Fed ponzi scheme is almost up.

I give arraya credit for posting the quintessential answer in this thread. Of course, only flaw in the arraya post is that USA will NOT directly default on debt when we own the printing press for the currency of denomination of that debt. We will indirectly default by printing money to devalue our currency, thereby paying back the debt with ever more worthless currency.

[stockstradr]

The dollar is toast. The Fed ponzi scheme is almost up.

I give arraya credit for posting the quintessential answer in this thread. Of course, only flaw in the arraya post is that USA will NOT directly default on debt when we own the printing press for the currency of denomination of that debt. We will indirectly default by printing money to devalue our currency, thereby paying back the debt with ever more worthless currency.

[sdduuuude]

[quote=Bryan]Vote to End The Fed.[/quote]

HAHAHAHAHAHA.
Funny one. Reminds me of Monty Python and the Holy Grail. “You don’t vote for kings.”

[sdduuuude]

[quote=Bryan]Vote to End The Fed.[/quote]

HAHAHAHAHAHA.
Funny one. Reminds me of Monty Python and the Holy Grail. “You don’t vote for kings.”

[sdduuuude]

[quote=Bryan]Vote to End The Fed.[/quote]

HAHAHAHAHAHA.
Funny one. Reminds me of Monty Python and the Holy Grail. “You don’t vote for kings.”

[sdduuuude]

[quote=Bryan]Vote to End The Fed.[/quote]

HAHAHAHAHAHA.
Funny one. Reminds me of Monty Python and the Holy Grail. “You don’t vote for kings.”

[sdduuuude]

[quote=Bryan]Vote to End The Fed.[/quote]

HAHAHAHAHAHA.
Funny one. Reminds me of Monty Python and the Holy Grail. “You don’t vote for kings.”

[CA renter]

Bryan said:

Though the government does not produce anything.

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But what, exactly, does the financial industry “produce” and why are they more worthy of our tax dollars than the workers of this country?

I think raising cap gains taxes (they should be taxed as ordinary income, IMHO) while streamlining govt spending would do wonders for this country. It wouldn’t solve all our problems, but would help minimize the damage we have to deal with in order to get our economy back on track.

[CA renter]

Bryan said:

Though the government does not produce anything.

————————–

But what, exactly, does the financial industry “produce” and why are they more worthy of our tax dollars than the workers of this country?

I think raising cap gains taxes (they should be taxed as ordinary income, IMHO) while streamlining govt spending would do wonders for this country. It wouldn’t solve all our problems, but would help minimize the damage we have to deal with in order to get our economy back on track.

[CA renter]

Bryan said:

Though the government does not produce anything.

————————–

But what, exactly, does the financial industry “produce” and why are they more worthy of our tax dollars than the workers of this country?

I think raising cap gains taxes (they should be taxed as ordinary income, IMHO) while streamlining govt spending would do wonders for this country. It wouldn’t solve all our problems, but would help minimize the damage we have to deal with in order to get our economy back on track.

[CA renter]

Bryan said:

Though the government does not produce anything.

————————–

But what, exactly, does the financial industry “produce” and why are they more worthy of our tax dollars than the workers of this country?

I think raising cap gains taxes (they should be taxed as ordinary income, IMHO) while streamlining govt spending would do wonders for this country. It wouldn’t solve all our problems, but would help minimize the damage we have to deal with in order to get our economy back on track.

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