Jarhead
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- Jan 11, 2010
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That's not hard data, and you're not a Business owner who has, you'd WANT TO BELIEVE, necessarily researched the exact numbers of rebates and incentives. I'm looking for someone who has. All I can come up with is Papa john's. Their outlook is nothing to even flinch at.
it was my job....the one that allowed me to retire at the age of 54.
Whatever.
You retired before the subject we're discussing will have taken effect.
Also, I'm wondering how many businesses are hovering between 40 and 60 employees right now. I'm pretty sure Republicans think it's in the millions.
it is far from millions. Most small service companies are within 20 employees......however, the debate is about expansion..
All companies that are at 50-5,000,000...started as companies of 1 or 2.
Companies that had a future of expanding steadily will reach that "over under" 50 at some time...and they will hit the wall I am describing....
Now...my oipinion? A free capitilistic maekt is best with smaller companies...an oligopoly is the best scenario.....many small companies per industry with a few larger ones setting the marketplace....it is usually a win win for all....so I am not overly concerned about companies not wanting to expand beyond 50...
But it does not change the fact that the ACA, over time, will dictate how large a company can grow.