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<blockquote data-quote="wkmac" data-source="post: 867809" data-attributes="member: 2189"><p>If they end the unemployment, those folks flood back into a depressed employment market. Just to even survive, they will at that point take a lower wage or salary where they can find it. This market force then places pressures on existing wages and salaries of current workers who are higher to come down and overall wages and salaries will. This in turn reduces tax revenues to local, state and federal govt's and it also places pressures on the prices of goods and services to come down as well again reducing gov't revenues. All this is about the gov't and what keeps it alive and it only includes you when it needs the veneer to sell itself to the public.</p><p></p><p>The whole reason the market is not turning around is because it wants to deflate. Bubbles when they get to big need to deflate and the gov't in protecting itself and it's own mal-investment and mis-allocation is keeping the bubble inflated for itself but the debt burden will be on us and future generations to come. Also kicking the can down the road just makes the problem that much worse next time if there is a next time.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wkmac, post: 867809, member: 2189"] If they end the unemployment, those folks flood back into a depressed employment market. Just to even survive, they will at that point take a lower wage or salary where they can find it. This market force then places pressures on existing wages and salaries of current workers who are higher to come down and overall wages and salaries will. This in turn reduces tax revenues to local, state and federal govt's and it also places pressures on the prices of goods and services to come down as well again reducing gov't revenues. All this is about the gov't and what keeps it alive and it only includes you when it needs the veneer to sell itself to the public. The whole reason the market is not turning around is because it wants to deflate. Bubbles when they get to big need to deflate and the gov't in protecting itself and it's own mal-investment and mis-allocation is keeping the bubble inflated for itself but the debt burden will be on us and future generations to come. Also kicking the can down the road just makes the problem that much worse next time if there is a next time. [/QUOTE]
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