Doubts about its timing, chaotic implementation and environmental benefits — and that’s aside from the high cost of subsidizing trade-ins many of which would soon have occurred anyway.
Chronicling the high cost of our legal system
by Walter Olson on August 2, 2009
Doubts about its timing, chaotic implementation and environmental benefits — and that’s aside from the high cost of subsidizing trade-ins many of which would soon have occurred anyway.
Tagged as: autos, environment

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The Cash For Clunkers Program is nothing more than a Modern Day version of the Broken Window Fallacy. Big Government has been pushing this fallacy on us continuously and ruining our wealth.
http://www.sbabg.org/2009/08/03/cash-for-clunkers-is-a-modern-day-version-of-the-broken-window-fallacy/
SBABG.org
Another bailout for auto industry. I imagine with the loss of jobs many people will not beable to keep thier commitments of making thier payments and congress and the banks will be screamming for a bailout congess will bailout the banks again when is all this baloney going to stop.
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