Rshermr
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So, Norman Says:
Ah, true austerity. Want to define what that means to you?? I am sure you will find something in any austerity effort that would make it not "true" austerity to you. But, if you asking what country had a deficit, when austerity was attempted, then you are truly naive. I am not aware of ANY that did not have a deficit when austerity started, and that still do not have as much of a deficit after austerity was attempted. Obviously you did not look at the subject before asking this question.
Look, if you are saying austerity works, great. Show the country in which it is working. Relative to the US, you are asking me to show you WHAT? I said you can not show a case where unemployment was reduced as a result of decreasing income taxes to the wealthy or as a general tax decrease to all.. Seems to be true. If there is such a case, it should be easy to prove it. Just a simple link from an impartial source. You failed that one.You can find out all those links but can't find a single year in history that the economy had reduced taxes and a fading recession at the same time? It's pretty hard to believe such an individual could graduate.
Asking what???Let me ask you similar annoying question to you as your defacto question.
Find me a SINGLE economy that practiced true austerity, that has had a deficit.
Ah, true austerity. Want to define what that means to you?? I am sure you will find something in any austerity effort that would make it not "true" austerity to you. But, if you asking what country had a deficit, when austerity was attempted, then you are truly naive. I am not aware of ANY that did not have a deficit when austerity started, and that still do not have as much of a deficit after austerity was attempted. Obviously you did not look at the subject before asking this question.
Your question is unreadable. Perhaps a simple English class would help you. By the way, I must have missed the first 9 times. Austerity, me boy, is simply reduction of budget deficits by raising taxes/fees and lowering spending.Perhaps now you understand what austerity is, and what it isn't. (answers you both questions at once: What is real austerity, and what it is supposed to do, for the 10th time).
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