depotoo
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- Sep 9, 2012
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Well, let's see...
Let's say the average job is $40,000 a year × 800= $32,000,000. That is $32 Million per year to the economy. And how much is that $7 million per job per year over 10 years? $700,000 per year tax break divided by 800 jobs equals $875 per job.
Hmmm, $32,000,000 - $700,000 = $31,300,000 per year more for the economy, less cost for saving the jobs. So $31,300,000 × 10 years, a net gain of $313,00,000 for the economy. That is $313 million dollars net gain. And after 10 years? The whole $32,000,000 per year for the economy.
Sounds like a winner to me!
Let's say the average job is $40,000 a year × 800= $32,000,000. That is $32 Million per year to the economy. And how much is that $7 million per job per year over 10 years? $700,000 per year tax break divided by 800 jobs equals $875 per job.
Hmmm, $32,000,000 - $700,000 = $31,300,000 per year more for the economy, less cost for saving the jobs. So $31,300,000 × 10 years, a net gain of $313,00,000 for the economy. That is $313 million dollars net gain. And after 10 years? The whole $32,000,000 per year for the economy.
Sounds like a winner to me!
Indiana agrees $7 million tax break to keep Carrier jobs in state: company
Actually about 800 jobs are being saved. The tax payers of Indiana pick up the tab.
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