ArlingtonDeac
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None of them are investing in new lines of business or hiring; thus, the economy sputters and chokes its way to long-term, double digit unemployment. There are several explanations for that fact, but undeniably among them are government regulation, the prospect of future taxation to pay for entitlement programs like health care, etc., and restrictions on exploration.
No new lines of business are required. Investing has zero to do with innovation or job creation, and everything to do with picking profitable companies. There a recurrently a wide assortment of lean companies that are not hiring and doing extremely well for well-monied investors. The rich are not hurting at all because of flagging unemployment.
After 2008, you're still pushing deregulation as a positive? And you think restricted oil exploration is an economic growth inhibitor? Why? On what basis?