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How a Company Actually Plans to Spend Its Tax Cut Money
New York times article:
“Ten percent extra profit would be good,” said Steven Regis, a senior vice president for corporate services at the company. “But it’s not going to fund big projects.”
Turner is optimistic about the future, but not because of lower taxes. “On the list of 200 things we worry about, that would be No. 300 right now,” said Michael Kuntz, an executive vice president at Turner, which recently built the Wilshire Grand Hotel in Los Angeles — the tallest building west of the Mississippi. “It’s a nonissue for us.”
What republicans are missing out in all this is that business's have learned through the last trickle down bs crash we had, when jobs were sliced and the people left behind had to pick up the slack, is that you got more productivity out of less workers and this is after getting rid of pensions, bonuses and keeping wages low. Their profits only increased and their bottom line stayed solvent. Why now with all this urgency to save Big business's, should they change?
New York times article:
“Ten percent extra profit would be good,” said Steven Regis, a senior vice president for corporate services at the company. “But it’s not going to fund big projects.”
Turner is optimistic about the future, but not because of lower taxes. “On the list of 200 things we worry about, that would be No. 300 right now,” said Michael Kuntz, an executive vice president at Turner, which recently built the Wilshire Grand Hotel in Los Angeles — the tallest building west of the Mississippi. “It’s a nonissue for us.”
What republicans are missing out in all this is that business's have learned through the last trickle down bs crash we had, when jobs were sliced and the people left behind had to pick up the slack, is that you got more productivity out of less workers and this is after getting rid of pensions, bonuses and keeping wages low. Their profits only increased and their bottom line stayed solvent. Why now with all this urgency to save Big business's, should they change?