Joel Griffith: Take a Breath, Let Robust Federal Economic Action Kick In
Joel Griffith joined Yahoo Finance to discuss the coronavirus packages before Congress. He explains how Congress must give robust monetary & fiscal responses reread put in place time to work and resist exploiting the crisis to bail out politically connected interests.
Learn more about this issue: https://www.heritage.org/public-health/report/the-third-inning-next-steps-congress-addressing-the-coronavirus
Joel Griffith is a research fellow in the Roe Institute at The Heritage Foundation. He is a research fellow for the Institute for Economic Freedom and Opportunity at The Heritage Foundation. Previously, he worked as a researcher for a former member of The Wall Street Journal editorial board. Joel also was Deputy Research Director at the National Association of Counties.
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Gov can get the hell out. No more bailouts, no more heavy taxes, GTFO
Only the big and powerful will see this money. Look to the past to see the future. I lost a business and was down to my last $100.00 after 9-11. The people get zero.
Well sure, I'd like some free money, but that's not going to help the economy. Half of it would probably end up in the pockets of drug dealers. We need to use that money to bring medical drug manufacturing companies back home, and help save our strategic industries. NOT like we bailed out the bankers and let them pad their own pockets with the bailout money. There need to be many strings attached, or it'll just end up in the hands of CEOs who are the cause of most of our economic problems in the first place.
so. dude who is against the cash rescue money actually has no solutions himself basically.