• easiest and fastest way to repair economy, boost GDP, and diminish crime.

    From Magizian@VERT/SYNCNIX to DOVE-Net.Programming on Wed Apr 27 02:16:47 2011
    I have been saying this for some years, this is a reiteration.
    To fix our broken economy, reduce crime and boost our GDP:

    Instill a corporate tax break based on number of employees rather than
    revenue with two stipulations,
    1. Incentive to be based on average employee's salary times number of employees.
    2. Only employee's of one year or longer count so they don't just hire at
    the end of the year and fire them afterwords.

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    Not only do we not have enough jobs in america, we have had less every year, while the number of bodies in america increases.
    While the education market in america hasn't changed much except for diminishing in quality, that only increases the number of applicants for available positions... even mcdonalds has no shortage of applications.
    The economy is still being inflated each year, meaning more currency issued, but less product produced... an it's not being inflated at the bottom.
    This creates a growing gap between aristocracy and peasants, however, the
    rich are not getting richer, they are getting poorer.. while their numbers
    go up, the value of their numbers go down.
    The rich found a way around that using the gold market, but that was a trap, and the gold market is about to crash, this will be happening fairly soon. Americans have never controlled the printing or distribution of american federal currency. Democracy is an illusion.
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    I have been saying this for some years, this is a reiteration.
    To fix our broken economy, reduce crime and boost our GDP:

    Instill a corporate tax break based on number of employees rather than
    revenue with two stipulations,
    1. Incentive to be based on average employee's salary times number of employees.
    2. Only employee's of one year or longer count so they don't just hire at
    the end of the year and fire them afterwords.


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    Unless we make this a reality instead of a really good idea, we will get
    even further down the hole of economic slavery, and crime will continue to increase.
    The folk I'm dealing with on this issue don't use currency or gold as money, they mostly use land and slave masses as money... occasionaly they use resources..
    ..but they keep getting all the resources back for free. They are very good
    at the game they play. It's a simple game. The only thing that suprises me
    is how quickly they can get masses of people using their currencies only. People really are that dumb.

    Hunter Reon Barnes
    http://magizian.hopto.org

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  • From Tracker1@VERT/TRN to Magizian on Wed Apr 27 07:23:20 2011
    On 4/27/2011 2:16 AM, Magizian wrote:
    I have been saying this for some years, this is a reiteration.
    To fix our broken economy, reduce crime and boost our GDP:

    Instill a corporate tax break based on number of employees rather than revenue with two stipulations,
    1. Incentive to be based on average employee's salary times number of employees.
    2. Only employee's of one year or longer count so they don't just hire at
    the end of the year and fire them afterwords.

    Corporations don't *EVER* pay taxes, they simply charge consumers more, to make more... depending on protectionism (patents and copyrights) and market competition.

    Better to eliminate corporate taxes altogether, and restrict liquid holdings, and unused capital investment (owning buildings/land that go unused)...

    This would lead to more dividend payouts, and the people investing would be forced to pay taxes on said income... companies would still work towards growth, but not in such a way as to be a holding company... Having more market capital than your company can spend in 5-10 years is stifling to the economy...

    By reducing the structure of corporations, and limiting holdings, they fall back to the people with money in the pool... meaning more diversified holdings, and actual corporate scaling/growth.

    Your ideas would only strengthen companies with a larger employee base (ie: Walmart)... not that I have a problem with Walmart. The larger problem is the sheer number of government employees in play. You can't build with everyone working for the government...

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