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Trickle-down economics is "wrong" according to the IMF
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Quote:Again... the bailouts of the car companies was unnecessary. Mitt Romney himself published a process by which they could have restructured after going through conventional bankruptcy that would have been better for the companies. The bail out was specifically designed to benefit the UAW not about saving two companies that could have survived the bankruptcy process. But if we just have them more... More money... More power... More control... More distance from the people they "serve"... It will all work out for our good, won't it? Isn't that what history shows us, that government has our best interests at heart and we should trust them implicitly? “An empty vessel makes the loudest sound, so they that have the least wit are the greatest babblers.”. - Plato
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