clean energy tax credits
What will be the downfall of the credit crisis?
SERIOUS REPLIES ONLY PLEASE With the news of Lehman Brothers, Merrill Lynch, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, Washington Mutual's problems, and increasing foreclosure rates and declining home values … Addition of higher energy, what is the risk to the average American? I know that tax dollars are being used to try to clean some of these messes, but not understand how it will work taking into account the national debt. Any ideas on what we can expect?
The biggest and richest companies get bigger and richer …. those with more will have more, and many little guys get screwed. There will be given to the rights of many of the coffers of the major contributor corporations that made a lot of money doing a lot of bad decisions. But fear not, executives who are fired will have great big golden parachutes in the millions dollars and a heck of a pat on the back of employment. "will be even more difficult for people to get loans to buy houses which leads to reject an even more in housing prices. This bursting of the bubble bottom is not at all. I'm guessing, we are halfway to the bottom third with perhaps only two-thirds to go. It is not just leaving how bad things are in reality. But there are other variables Thare many problems .. not only the credit crisis. Personally I think There is a jobs crisis that is dumb and a declining real wage crisis, as well …. and not forget the inflation crisis, rising food prices crisis, crisis high gas prices and the high cost of health crisis, the record budget deficit and national debt crisis in China due to the contraction of the trade deficit crisis the loss of our manufacturing base, the illegal aliens here by a sum of 20 million jobs and depressing wages and taking drain on the scarce precious social services crisis, the high cost of college education crisis, the growth rate of high school dropout crisis., etc. .. The system is broken due to the excessive greed and too short to think long term with the devil may care attitude to the future implications.
Chairman Rangel On renewable energy Tax Act
