Expanded Child Tax Policy Slashed Child Poverty
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#2I wonder how much of an impact the printing of additional money to fund this experiment had on inflation.
Re: Expanded Child Tax Policy Slashed Child Poverty
#3I wonder how much of an impact the printing of additional money to fund this experiment had on inflation.
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Re: Expanded Child Tax Policy Slashed Child Poverty
#4I wonder how much of an impact the printing of additional money to fund this experiment had on inflation.
No different than any other federal program.
Revenue neutral versions of CTC policies have been proposed (like Mitt Romney's)
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#5I wonder how much of an impact the printing of additional money to fund this experiment had on inflation.
long term probably a lot less than bombing and occupying other countries so our hegemony can be asserted all over the place... we have 330 million people and spend more than every other country in the world combined on war. A list including china that has 1,440 million people and india which has 1,400 million people.
Seems when the question is war the answer is always yes but when the question is can we help our citizens the answer is how can we pay for it?
The long term compounding benefits of children not being in poverty is a huge win on a society.
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#6I wonder how much of an impact the printing of additional money to fund this experiment had on inflation.
This was a pretty small slice of the stimulus.
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#7I wonder how much of an impact the printing of additional money to fund this experiment had on inflation.
long term probably a lot less than bombing and occupying other countries so our hegemony can be asserted all over the place... we have 330 million people and spend more than every other country in the world combined on war. A list including china that has 1,440 million people and india which has 1,400 million people. Seems when the question is war the answer is always yes but when the question is can we help our citi…
We bombed Nazi Germany during World War II, and then occupied much of it for a while afterwards. Did we do that "so our hegemony can be asserted all over the place"? If so, then I think asserting our hegemony is a good thing. If not, then what definition/test of it are you using that the wars you don't like count, but that one doesn't?
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#9And then the government stopped it and now it will go back up.
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#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
long term probably a lot less than bombing and occupying other countries so our hegemony can be asserted all over the place... we have 330 million people and spend more than every other country in the world combined on war. A list including china that has 1,440 million people and india which has 1,400 million people. Seems when the question is war the answer is always yes but when the question is can we help our citi…
We bombed Nazi Germany during World War II, and then occupied much of it for a while afterwards. Did we do that "so our hegemony can be asserted all over the place"? If so, then I think asserting our hegemony is a good thing. If not, then what definition/test of it are you using that the wars you don't like count, but that one doesn't?
That was almost a century ago. Get over it, US is not a country of warring heroes