beautress
Always Faithful
The amount of incentives is far less than the repaid taxes from the newly created jobs, sweetie. That's like debating, which is the most, the million invested in incentives for businesses to hire new people or the billion those employees are able to put back into the economy and taxes from their lucrative jobs, created by incentives? Do the math. I didn't, but I do understand what an incentive is. It's a win-win proposition. The opposite is a lose-lose situation, which keeps the wealthy class small and the serf class huge.How does a state properly fund education if the tax revenue normally collected is funneled back to the job creators so we can have jobs?