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and that may use construction workers, so they might buy stuff for the restaurant. new ovens and things like that and that will keep some railer or nuwholesaler or manufacturern business. those peoe will have more money to spend and therefore that stimulates the enomy. that s in theory how that might work. i want to go through some other ones but first i m bringing in rosanne artshuler. do you think in theory something like that would work? in theory, i think somethin like this would work. the problem with the economy is a weakness in demand. people aren t spending money. there s no demand for the products. so if another businessperson says, yes, if the price of investing goes down, i m going
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everybody else. you give people the tax break, they spend it. the top line, and that s a little dangerous for the economy, you get wealthy people who don t need spend the income on day-to-day needs. they may save it. the middle one is where it gets interesting. maybe they ll invest it in a start-upusiness which pays a bett return than a well established company. they get to hire people, those people they hire then end up spending money. rosanne, if it were to work, that would be lovely. ul that would be lovely. and the question here is what kind of bang for the buck do you get when you give wealthy people more money? and as you said, a lot of them are just going to save it. okay, so let s say they save it and that goes into investment. i can t guarantee to you that they re going to invest in u.s. companies. right, and you can t guarantee that any of us will these days because theworld is our oyster and we know growth in other places is often stronger than it will be in the u.s.