top | item 47090229 (no title) apexalpha | 10 days ago Since tariffs apparently brought in about $200 billion I guess you can add another 0.66% to the 2025 deficit. discuss order hn newest tracker1|10 days ago Hence my (somewhat downvoted) comment in that I think the refunds should probably just be issued aa Treasury Bonds with varying maturity dates. Cashing out all t once can only lead to more chaos/disruption to the broader economy. micromacrofoot|10 days ago It's going to be nearly impossible for it to happen at once anyway, it's going to take a long time to unravel this mess load replies (1)
tracker1|10 days ago Hence my (somewhat downvoted) comment in that I think the refunds should probably just be issued aa Treasury Bonds with varying maturity dates. Cashing out all t once can only lead to more chaos/disruption to the broader economy. micromacrofoot|10 days ago It's going to be nearly impossible for it to happen at once anyway, it's going to take a long time to unravel this mess load replies (1)
micromacrofoot|10 days ago It's going to be nearly impossible for it to happen at once anyway, it's going to take a long time to unravel this mess load replies (1)
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