So, the Administration has not yet released the package of new moves, but will this week. At the top is a $50b "Infrastructure" plan with 150,000 miles of road overhauls, 4,000 miles of rail, and 150 miles of runways.
This is stated to be paid for by closing oil and gas tax credits, and credits multinational corporations now have.
And, those tax dollars will be funneled into a new "Infrastructure" Bank, of which details will also be released this week.
Also, I thought I'd share a small excerpt from our favorite online resource, Wikipedia.
^ This is in reference to the Great Depression, and the government's solution of the New Deal. Now, is it just me, or, is history repeating itself?
I'll be sure to update this when the new announcements are made.
This is stated to be paid for by closing oil and gas tax credits, and credits multinational corporations now have.
And, those tax dollars will be funneled into a new "Infrastructure" Bank, of which details will also be released this week.
Also, I thought I'd share a small excerpt from our favorite online resource, Wikipedia.
The programs were responses to ..., and focused on what historians call the "3 Rs": relief, recovery and reform. That is, relief for the unemployed and poor; recovery of the economy to normal levels; and reform of the financial system to prevent a repeat depression.
I'll be sure to update this when the new announcements are made.



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