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Originally Posted by Calgaryborn
Sure everything that person A contributes to the economy was given to it by the Government who at some point has to take the money out of the economy through taxation. If the government borrows money to pay person A then they will have to take whatever interest is owed as well. Person A also consumes a portion of the money he is paid on things that don't provide a return for the government. Exemptions, deductions, credits, loop holes, ect. also work against the government back a full return on their investment. These might belong to person A or person B who offers the service or product to person A.
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Ok, so what is your solution?
Would it be to fire all the people who work in these jobs that have a 'reduced impact" on the economy, so they are contributing nothing? I may have to look up the definition of reduced, but I am sure that it is more than nothing.
Or is your solution that suddenly, all these corporations and rich people will make more jobs now that that are paying less taxes? If so, the amount of Taxes GE paid last year says "Hi".
I am sure there is another solution that makes sense to you, and I would love to hear it.