Has anyone ever done a study on the actual returns cities and states have seen on these corporate subsidies?
TroyEubulides [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[New York Times]November 10, 2003When Subsidies to Lure Business Don't Pan OutBy LOUIS UCHITELLEINDIANAPOLIS - A huge, light-gray building, trimmed
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From:Eubulides [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: the socialism of risks/costs
[New York Times]
November 10, 2003
When Subsidies to Lure Business Don't Pan Out
By LOUIS UCHITELLE
INDIANAPOLIS - A huge, light-gray building, trimmed jauntily in blue,
rises from the rolling, grassy fields on the far side
I'm pretty sure that Gore was quoting Norman Thomas.
Jim
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Subject: Re: [PEN-L] the socialism of risks/costs
[New York Times]
November 10, 2003
When Subsidies to Lure Business Don't Pan Out
By LOUIS UCHITELLE
INDIANAPOLIS - A huge, light-gray building, trimmed jauntily in blue,
rises from the rolling, grassy fields on the far side of the runways at
Indianapolis International Airport. From the approach
I think Gore Vidal summed it up best when he said What we have in this
country is socialism for the rich and capitalism for the poor.
Joanna
Eubulides wrote:
[New York Times]
November 10, 2003
When Subsidies to Lure Business Don't Pan Out
By LOUIS UCHITELLE
INDIANAPOLIS - A huge, light-gray
I think Gore Vidal summed it up best when he said What we have in this
country is socialism for the rich and capitalism for the poor
Maybe this is a bit side-ways, but in his essay What is the bureaucracy ?
(reprinted in Tariq Ali (ed.), The Stalinist Legacy), Ernest Mandel refers
to the elite
