Trump prijeti tvrtkama koje bi selile proizvodnju: S tim je gotovo, gotovo!

Milo Yiannopoulos wrote:spustio im poreze na dobit sa 35% na 15% (dok HDZ diže poreze sa 13% na 25%)
kaže tom reformom će USA biti među najmanje oporezovanim državama u svijetu.

ukida im veliku većinu regulacija  -kaže da je priča sa direktorom, kaže da su regulacije još gore od poreza


Imate njegov govor , danas govori u tvornici ispred radnika, da je razgovoara sa direktorom, da mu je rekao da ide snižavanje poreza i ukidanje većine regulacija i direktor rekao - ako je to istina , nema potrebe da se seli išta iz USA da će i otvarati nove pogone u USA.

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kada bi samo itko od ovih debila poput Marića koji diže poreze da bi punio banke, ili ovih debila iz laburista koji laju protiv kapitalizma, kada bi itko samo čuo šta trump govori.

smanjivanje poreza i ukidanje regulacija.

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-12-01/details-behind-trumps-deal-carrier-revealed

Trump called Greg Hayes, CEO of Carrier’s parent company United Technologies, two weeks ago and asked him to rethink the decision to close the Carrier plant in Indiana. Hayes explained that the jobs were lower-wage and had high turnover, and the move was necessary to keep the plant competitive, according to the source. He said the plan would save the company $65 million a year.

In the end, UTC agreed to retain approximately 800 manufacturing jobs at the Indiana plant that had been slated to move to Mexico, as well as another 300 engineering and headquarters jobs. In return, the company will get roughly $700,000 a year for a period of years in state tax incentives. Still, some 1,300 jobs will still go to Mexico, which includes 600 Carrier employees, plus 700 workers from UTEC Controls in Huntington, Ind.

In summary, the "math" works out to $636 per year per job saved in tax savings: hardly an egregious sum, and one which could likely be extended to other companies (unless, of course, those other companies decide to hold Trump hostage and demand escalating pay schedules) if and when Trump's fiscal stimulus package is implemented. It remains to be seen if the popular response, outside of conservative groups, will interpret this trade off as taxpayer funded "moral hazard."

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Milo Yiannopoulos wrote:spustio im poreze na dobit sa 35% na 15% (dok HDZ diže poreze sa 13% na 25%)
kaže tom reformom će USA biti među najmanje oporezovanim državama u svijetu.

ukida im veliku većinu regulacija  -kaže da je priča sa direktorom, kaže da su regulacije još gore od poreza


Imate njegov govor , danas govori u tvornici ispred radnika, da je razgovoara sa direktorom, da mu je rekao da ide snižavanje poreza i ukidanje većine regulacija i direktor rekao - ako je to istina , nema potrebe da se seli išta iz USA da će i otvarati nove pogone u USA.

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kada bi samo itko od ovih debila poput Marića koji diže poreze da bi punio banke, ili ovih debila iz laburista koji laju protiv kapitalizma, kada bi itko samo čuo šta trump govori.

smanjivanje poreza i ukidanje regulacija.

od kud ce dat mirovine,place i vratit dug ako je porez 13%...iz p.m

deda wrote:ali tvrtka ipak seli proizvodnju u Meksiko , u Indijani će zadržati 800 radnika a u Meksiko sele 1600 radnih mjesta...  

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-12-01/details-behind-trumps-deal-carrier-revealed

Trump called Greg Hayes, CEO of Carrier’s parent company United Technologies, two weeks ago and asked him to rethink the decision to close the Carrier plant in Indiana. Hayes explained that the jobs were lower-wage and had high turnover, and the move was necessary to keep the plant competitive, according to the source. He said the plan would save the company $65 million a year.

In the end, UTC agreed to retain approximately 800 manufacturing jobs at the Indiana plant that had been slated to move to Mexico, as well as another 300 engineering and headquarters jobs. In return, the company will get roughly $700,000 a year for a period of years in state tax incentives. Still, some 1,300 jobs will still go to Mexico, which includes 600 Carrier employees, plus 700 workers from UTEC Controls in Huntington, Ind.

In summary, the "math" works out to $636 per year per job saved in tax savings: hardly an egregious sum, and one which could likely be extended to other companies (unless, of course, those other companies decide to hold Trump hostage and demand escalating pay schedules) if and when Trump's fiscal stimulus package is implemented. It remains to be seen if the popular response, outside of conservative groups, will interpret this trade off as taxpayer funded "moral hazard."

puno priče, puno emocija, a ništa

no ljudi imaju potrebu za očinskom figurom u životu, treba im Putin, Trump, Tito... netko tko će se "brinuti o njima", jer većina ljudi nema čvrstinu  

što kažu brojke na papiru i što se događa u stvarnosti takvima nije bitno, bitno je da je Putin car...

Milo Yiannopoulos wrote:

Ruku na srce Trump neće moći zaustaviti SVE low skill poslove da se presele