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Small businesses

“Small businesses, those having fewer than 500 employees, loom large in the U.S. economy… Their share of nonfarm GDP reached 50.7 percent in 2004.“Of the nearly 26 million firms in the United States, most are very small — 97.5 percent — have fewer than 20 employees,” the U.S. Small Business Administration says. “Yet cumulatively, these firms account for half of our nonfarm real gross domestic product, and they have generated 60 to 80 percent of the net new jobs over the past decade.”

To start, lower their taxes and cut Gov’t spending.

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Small businesses

“Small businesses, those having fewer than 500 employees, loom large in the U.S. economy… Their share of nonfarm GDP reached 50.7 percent in 2004.“Of the nearly 26 million firms in the United States, most are very small — 97.5 percent — have fewer than 20 employees,” the U.S. Small Business Administration says. “Yet cumulatively, these firms account for half of our nonfarm real gross domestic product, and they have generated 60 to 80 percent of the net new jobs over the past decade.”

To start, lower their taxes and cut Gov’t spending.

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Small businesses

“Small businesses, those having fewer than 500 employees, loom large in the U.S. economy… Their share of nonfarm GDP reached 50.7 percent in 2004.“Of the nearly 26 million firms in the United States, most are very small — 97.5 percent — have fewer than 20 employees,” the U.S. Small Business Administration says. “Yet cumulatively, these firms account for half of our nonfarm real gross domestic product, and they have generated 60 to 80 percent of the net new jobs over the past decade.”

To start, lower their taxes and cut Gov’t spending.

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Small businesses

“Small businesses, those having fewer than 500 employees, loom large in the U.S. economy… Their share of nonfarm GDP reached 50.7 percent in 2004.“Of the nearly 26 million firms in the United States, most are very small — 97.5 percent — have fewer than 20 employees,” the U.S. Small Business Administration says. “Yet cumulatively, these firms account for half of our nonfarm real gross domestic product, and they have generated 60 to 80 percent of the net new jobs over the past decade.”

To start, lower their taxes and cut Gov’t spending.

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Small businesses

“Small businesses, those having fewer than 500 employees, loom large in the U.S. economy… Their share of nonfarm GDP reached 50.7 percent in 2004.“Of the nearly 26 million firms in the United States, most are very small — 97.5 percent — have fewer than 20 employees,” the U.S. Small Business Administration says. “Yet cumulatively, these firms account for half of our nonfarm real gross domestic product, and they have generated 60 to 80 percent of the net new jobs over the past decade.”

To start, lower their taxes and cut Gov’t spending.

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Yeah, tax the rich, that will solve everything.

You can’t tax a nation into prosperity.

There was another post on here that linked to a long but excellent article called “The End” that linked the IPO of investment banks to the derailment of investing. That’s one fix.

Another is to teach people to manage a budget, teach them about compound interest, mortgage products, inflation, mutual funds, all the basics, and do it in high school.

Then, most importantly we need a Government overhaul. All these socialist slants I hear on here and in the news will only make things worse. The Government has proven they can’t manage Medicare or Social Security – why give them more? They can’t make taxing people profitable. Some programs are designed to be subsidized by the Government, but they should be treated like a business.

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Yeah, tax the rich, that will solve everything.

You can’t tax a nation into prosperity.

There was another post on here that linked to a long but excellent article called “The End” that linked the IPO of investment banks to the derailment of investing. That’s one fix.

Another is to teach people to manage a budget, teach them about compound interest, mortgage products, inflation, mutual funds, all the basics, and do it in high school.

Then, most importantly we need a Government overhaul. All these socialist slants I hear on here and in the news will only make things worse. The Government has proven they can’t manage Medicare or Social Security – why give them more? They can’t make taxing people profitable. Some programs are designed to be subsidized by the Government, but they should be treated like a business.

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Yeah, tax the rich, that will solve everything.

You can’t tax a nation into prosperity.

There was another post on here that linked to a long but excellent article called “The End” that linked the IPO of investment banks to the derailment of investing. That’s one fix.

Another is to teach people to manage a budget, teach them about compound interest, mortgage products, inflation, mutual funds, all the basics, and do it in high school.

Then, most importantly we need a Government overhaul. All these socialist slants I hear on here and in the news will only make things worse. The Government has proven they can’t manage Medicare or Social Security – why give them more? They can’t make taxing people profitable. Some programs are designed to be subsidized by the Government, but they should be treated like a business.

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Yeah, tax the rich, that will solve everything.

You can’t tax a nation into prosperity.

There was another post on here that linked to a long but excellent article called “The End” that linked the IPO of investment banks to the derailment of investing. That’s one fix.

Another is to teach people to manage a budget, teach them about compound interest, mortgage products, inflation, mutual funds, all the basics, and do it in high school.

Then, most importantly we need a Government overhaul. All these socialist slants I hear on here and in the news will only make things worse. The Government has proven they can’t manage Medicare or Social Security – why give them more? They can’t make taxing people profitable. Some programs are designed to be subsidized by the Government, but they should be treated like a business.

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Yeah, tax the rich, that will solve everything.

You can’t tax a nation into prosperity.

There was another post on here that linked to a long but excellent article called “The End” that linked the IPO of investment banks to the derailment of investing. That’s one fix.

Another is to teach people to manage a budget, teach them about compound interest, mortgage products, inflation, mutual funds, all the basics, and do it in high school.

Then, most importantly we need a Government overhaul. All these socialist slants I hear on here and in the news will only make things worse. The Government has proven they can’t manage Medicare or Social Security – why give them more? They can’t make taxing people profitable. Some programs are designed to be subsidized by the Government, but they should be treated like a business.

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[quote=peterb]It’s a beautiful thing, just ask NAR. Affordability has come back into the market….and it’s growing!!![/quote]

Yeah, and our Government is doing everything they can to stop it.

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[quote=peterb]It’s a beautiful thing, just ask NAR. Affordability has come back into the market….and it’s growing!!![/quote]

Yeah, and our Government is doing everything they can to stop it.

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[quote=peterb]It’s a beautiful thing, just ask NAR. Affordability has come back into the market….and it’s growing!!![/quote]

Yeah, and our Government is doing everything they can to stop it.

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[quote=peterb]It’s a beautiful thing, just ask NAR. Affordability has come back into the market….and it’s growing!!![/quote]

Yeah, and our Government is doing everything they can to stop it.

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[quote=peterb]It’s a beautiful thing, just ask NAR. Affordability has come back into the market….and it’s growing!!![/quote]

Yeah, and our Government is doing everything they can to stop it.

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