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Who wants to be a president; the President of the United States? Social Security reform is the winning ticket. Eyeglobe Research supports the thesis that Social Security reform would provide all the lubrication necessary to get our economic ball bearings rolling in the right direction. Economies do not grow, or increase employment, when job providers are taxed and regulated unmercifully, throttling their energy, creativity, and profitability. Elcorourbano

 Consumer spending pushes the economy; we need to do more than hand out a few hundred bucks. The objective of the exercise, Barack, is to permanently place more disposable income in consumers’ wallets while providing incentives for employers to hire more workers. There are three areas where the impact of reforms would be beneficial to all, irrespective of political sentiment. Sildenafilonlinesale

Social Security reform would benefit the most people, most quickly. Next on the list, Hillary, would be elimination of income taxes (federal, state, and local) on: (a) all forms of retirement income, and then, (b) all forms of investment income. Kreativesquare

 Third, and particularly important for job creation, John would be the elimination of all income taxes and nuisance fees on businesses. Slimtemplate

Social Security will be the easiest to implement quickly while producing unprecedented increases in disposable income, business cost reductions, and job growth. Here’s a rough outline of a brainstorming plan. Throw out the politics and focus on the program— phase one deadline, January 1, 2010. Teschner-studios

Change Social Security funding to a mandatory, private program, for all employed persons, and add a voluntary program for those who are not employed. Shopndrun All employees would contribute to deferred fixed annuities, purchased from new divisions of qualified financial institutions. Existing Social Security credits would be the initial deposit to the contracts for all participants under age 60. Xm-brokerx

Who wants to be a president; the President of the United States? Social Security reform is the winning ticket. Research supports the thesis that Social Security reform would provide all the lubrication necessary to get our economic ball bearings rolling in the right direction. Abovecodeplumbing

Economies do not grow, or increase employment, when job providers are taxed and regulated unmercifully, throttling their energy, creativity, and profitability. Consumer spending pushes the economy; we need to do more than hand out a few hundred bucks. Haihaynhat

In an article written and published by Ed Crooks on January 6, 2011 entitled “America: Riveting Prospects,” he writes about why companies in America are opposed to exporting. Brandivermectin To summarize his article, showcased is the Middle River Aircraft systems plant where the world famous Rosie the Riveter, during the second World War, represented the millions of women that joined the manufacturing workforce making the industry a power house, and compared it to today’s meager offerings. Tadalafilmtab

The plant that is now owned by GE, although still thriving has faced some tough times through the years. Although weathered by the storms, the president of GE’s aircraft parts division has hope for a brighter future. Accmeds

 Although some political leaders and some American businesses also have hope in rebuilding growth and employment based on manufacturing, production, exporting and earnings and less on construction, consumption, importing and debt, leaders of some of America’s largest manufacturing companies feel. Kratromusavendors

 That it will be a long hard road to rebuild production in the U.S. GE’s chief executive Jeff Imelda, however, shares with Andrew Liveries of Dow Chemical the dream of restoring industrial America to greatness, especially with unemployment at 9.8 and rising. Liveries has even written a book on the topic of how to be competitive on a global basis, “Make It in America: The Case for Reinventing the Economy.” Newcelebritypics

Ed Crooks, however, claims that many U.S. companies, overall, has issues with exporting. Although the world offers many opportunities and America is seeing some of the benefits with emerging markets in China, India and Brazil and creating everything from a-z, Barry Bosworth of the think-tank. Dd-school

 Brookings Institution, states that although the U.S. is similar to other developed countries in importing, we are very poor when it comes to exporting manufactured goods. Ausmalbilderfureuch Other industry executives agree that the problems with U.S. manufactures run deep. Ed Crooks has given five reasons to support his view and I summarize them as follows. Kephirastore

American industries are not familiar with selling internationally. According to the chamber of commerce, only one percent of U.S. Apistampbook

 Companies participate in exporting and 58 percent of those companies only export to one other company. Matizclubmexico