"Maybe a dumb analogy will help: Your house has drafty windows and doors that may cost you money in higher utility bills, but it’s also on fire. Somehow, though, you decide to douse the flames only after a contractor is lined up do some caulking. Does this make any sense at all?"
Thursday, June 14, 2012
It’s OK to add to debt to grow jobs | Economic Policy Institute
It’s OK to add to debt to grow jobs | Economic Policy Institute
"Maybe a dumb analogy will help: Your house has drafty windows and doors that may cost you money in higher utility bills, but it’s also on fire. Somehow, though, you decide to douse the flames only after a contractor is lined up do some caulking. Does this make any sense at all?"
"Maybe a dumb analogy will help: Your house has drafty windows and doors that may cost you money in higher utility bills, but it’s also on fire. Somehow, though, you decide to douse the flames only after a contractor is lined up do some caulking. Does this make any sense at all?"
