Oddball
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- Jan 3, 2009
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Your "straightforward questions" are non sequitur and still attempt to reframe the free lunch.I guess it all depends if the creators of the goods weren't taxed out of business, in order to provide those funds.If someone came here from, say, China and spent a billion dollars on goods and services, do you think that spending would cause the producers of his purchases to make more goods?
More broken windows.....
No one was taxed out of business to create the goods.
I notice that, like Daveman, you are incapable of answering a straightforward question.
The Chinese wanting to purchase goods scenario is vastly different than economic central planner alchemists, either taxing or inflating the currency in order to provide the "customer base".