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smaller trade deficits hence with more efficacious circumstances. Reagan's fiscal policy also included a plan for reductions in the 'rate of growth' in spending. Reagan's policy included measures to boost saving with IRAs and with indexing tax rates to inflation. As you say, that Milton opposed long run low savings or structurally low saving, should evidence to you that he implied a short run endorsement of trade deficits, not an endorsement of long run and widening structural deficits. Admittedly we can't say for certain. Most economists would hold the view that a savings surplus tends to generate a trade surplus, Milton would probably have been no different. Milton would have likely supported proposals to boost savings. He probably would have opposed
Greenspan's tightening prior to 9/11/01 also and would probably have supported more drastic monetary loosing following 9/11 in view of Milton's own recitation of monetary history and his criticisms of tight money during the depression. We are delighted to have positive numbers on the economy, GDP low unemployment numbers, etc. the concern for many of us is that the thing could give way since much of the GDP is consumer spending driven, possibly as much as two thirds of GDP is consumer spending driven, and much of that may be due to borrowing, if that is the case the present economy may be more shakey than we'd like it to be. The concerns over trade problems by critics are real, they are not protectionist over reaction.
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Voluntary Employee Benefits Association 509c3. Fully fund the nonprofits through tax breaks to U.S businesses who transfer their health care funds over in order to accelerate the process (this could be the US corporate tax rate cut). U.S equities are undervalued for the simple reason that they carry too much long term debt on their books. US corporations borrow during down times to fund the benefit largess. The suggestion is for the DOW to be closer to 25,000 not 12,000. The benefit from the increased savings would be stronger GDP growth and stronger U.S equities. Increased valuation of US equities would not be inflationary as some tight money advocates would probably claim, since the valuation is self regulating. If too many investors sell in order to spend the value would fall, hence there is no inflation from realizing equity value, but there would be increased GDP growth. As savings rises, the market rate of interest would naturally reach a more competitive level as borrowing diminished. Economist Ravi Batra suggested a novel device for dealing with China, which pegs its currency, create a multi-tier exchange rate for U.S exports until the other trading partner de-pegs their currency.
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Chrysler, the company was aguably, exploited by raiders, looted by foreign investors of key assets and profit, and then left to be rebuilt by American capital.
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