“The Senate could pass its bipartisan, business-friendly measure, which showers some $25 billion in tax breaks on home builders and banks, as early as Wednesday. That’s also when a key House panel is to consider a rival Democratic plan that instead steers tax breaks toward first-time home buyers and investors in low-income rental housing.”
“The main difference between the House and Senate bills is a provision in the latter that would permit homebuilders and other businesses absorbing heavy losses now to reclaim taxes paid when times were good. It would cost $25 billion through 2010.”
Nah.
If only $25B could solve the crisis…
The problem is about two orders of magnitude larger than that. It will help some individuals and/or companies, but on macro scale $25B – no matter how spent – will achieve nothing.
Nah.
If only $25B could solve the crisis…
The problem is about two orders of magnitude larger than that. It will help some individuals and/or companies, but on macro scale $25B – no matter how spent – will achieve nothing.
Nah.
If only $25B could solve the crisis…
The problem is about two orders of magnitude larger than that. It will help some individuals and/or companies, but on macro scale $25B – no matter how spent – will achieve nothing.
Nah.
If only $25B could solve the crisis…
The problem is about two orders of magnitude larger than that. It will help some individuals and/or companies, but on macro scale $25B – no matter how spent – will achieve nothing.
Nah.
If only $25B could solve the crisis…
The problem is about two orders of magnitude larger than that. It will help some individuals and/or companies, but on macro scale $25B – no matter how spent – will achieve nothing.
You make a great point. Unless we are talking about hundreds of Billions, its not relevant.
Maybe the republican’s bailout is a thinly vieled attempt to help their Builder lobbyists to ease the burden to some degree.
Maybe its just political jockeying that tries to make the effort look like something’s being done on the surface, but underneath, its just a drop in the bucket.
You make a great point. Unless we are talking about hundreds of Billions, its not relevant.
Maybe the republican’s bailout is a thinly vieled attempt to help their Builder lobbyists to ease the burden to some degree.
Maybe its just political jockeying that tries to make the effort look like something’s being done on the surface, but underneath, its just a drop in the bucket.
You make a great point. Unless we are talking about hundreds of Billions, its not relevant.
Maybe the republican’s bailout is a thinly vieled attempt to help their Builder lobbyists to ease the burden to some degree.
Maybe its just political jockeying that tries to make the effort look like something’s being done on the surface, but underneath, its just a drop in the bucket.
You make a great point. Unless we are talking about hundreds of Billions, its not relevant.
Maybe the republican’s bailout is a thinly vieled attempt to help their Builder lobbyists to ease the burden to some degree.
Maybe its just political jockeying that tries to make the effort look like something’s being done on the surface, but underneath, its just a drop in the bucket.
You make a great point. Unless we are talking about hundreds of Billions, its not relevant.
Maybe the republican’s bailout is a thinly vieled attempt to help their Builder lobbyists to ease the burden to some degree.
Maybe its just political jockeying that tries to make the effort look like something’s being done on the surface, but underneath, its just a drop in the bucket.
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