On Sun, Jul 24, 2011 at 12:36 AM, Grussgott <grussg...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I think you missed the point because I said that businesses need to be 
> comfortable taking risks.  So when is that?
>
> It's when they have an expectation there's going to a future consumer for 
> their product.  Apple is comfortable investing right now because their 
> products attract revenue.  And that would apply to any other business.  And 
> none of that has anything to do with being scared of Obama; it's being scared 
> of no customers and no revenue.  Tax cuts don't fix that.

Same point I made, businesses know that people are saving money and
could buy stuff, at least the folks that are working. They can stay in
the safe zone where they are or take a chance and ramp up with new
items or more supply.

Apple can take the risk because they have the capital,  the cheap
labor and the loyal followers. Other companies can do it too but
without the extra capital they need to risk too much. In other words
if health care and new regulations cost need the money that was just
invested you risk losing everything.

> BMW is doing great.  Audi is looking to build plants in the US.  They have a 
> reasonable scenario that shows consumers buying their products.

Where did the customers you say don't exist come from? If you don't
build more plants Those are huge corps that can easily write off a new
failed factory and walk away. Small businesses can't do that.

> It's the consumer.  If they're not buying then business aren't happy and 
> right now they're only buying a little.  More tax cuts doesn't fix that.

When did we start talking about tax cuts? We're talking about
expensive new regulations, new health care costs and
having the IRS and SEC intimidate small businesses.


> You could raise taxes on google, apple, BMW, Audi, etc and they'll keep 
> investing.  You can lower taxes on borders down to zero and theyll still not 
> be building any more stores and still be bankrupt.

You either jumped threads or the sha

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