The only reason he says anything is to see if his words can affect the market. Is he not aware of housing bubbles, socialist excessive3 spending, and massive debt by many world economies?
I think that the Keynesians who have never had "a real job" (which he recently said) have never had to face the consequences for failure. If Tim Geithner worked for a company and failed like he has failed as Sec of Treasury, he would have already been fired and probably sued, but he works for the government, so he is still there, still getting paid, and still having all those great benefits. Not only is he an idiot, taxpayers pay his salary and benefits.
The only reason he says anything is to see if his words can affect the market. Is he not aware of housing bubbles, socialist excessive3 spending, and massive debt by many world economies?
ReplyDeleteI think that the Keynesians who have never had "a real job" (which he recently said) have never had to face the consequences for failure. If Tim Geithner worked for a company and failed like he has failed as Sec of Treasury, he would have already been fired and probably sued, but he works for the government, so he is still there, still getting paid, and still having all those great benefits. Not only is he an idiot, taxpayers pay his salary and benefits.
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