gas tax holiday
#11
Re: gas tax holiday
Not family friendly but a very good way of saying a band aid on a bullet hole won't help
#12
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Yeah, sorry about that. I rarely use colorful metaphors online, otherwise I would have remembered to put a NSFW (Not Safe For Work) or similar warning on the link. Apologies to anyone whose eyes flew open wide unexpectedly on the reading of my blog post. Updated my mention of it to note the colorful language.
A related news story that fits this thread (CNN Money article... so no colorful metaphors, I promise!)
http://money.cnn.com/2008/05/01/news...ex.htm?cnn=yes
A related news story that fits this thread (CNN Money article... so no colorful metaphors, I promise!)
http://money.cnn.com/2008/05/01/news...ex.htm?cnn=yes
#13
Re: gas tax holiday
My thoughts in a long rant -> http://geekhabitat.com/1299/gas-tax-holiday/
My short answer -> Yes, it's a bad idea.
My short answer -> Yes, it's a bad idea.
#14
Re: gas tax holiday
It might be symbolic, but any time I can keep more $ in my pocket and away from the government, it's a good thing. That being said, it's just vote pandering. You can bet your butt that if either Hillary or Barack get in office, they won't be suggesting the same thing next summer.
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#16
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I think the tax should be removed for the summer, so the oil companies can add another 19 cents to the price. I expect this will happen if demand gets a bump from the tax cut.
Then, in the fall, when the tax gets put back on, the price jumps.
Net effect - more gas gets purchased (and burned) this summer and less tax $ for roads.
Then, in the fall, when the tax gets put back on, the price jumps.
Net effect - more gas gets purchased (and burned) this summer and less tax $ for roads.
#17
Re: gas tax holiday
I think the tax should be removed for the summer, so the oil companies can add another 19 cents to the price. I expect this will happen if demand gets a bump from the tax cut.
Then, in the fall, when the tax gets put back on, the price jumps.
Net effect - more gas gets purchased (and burned) this summer and less tax $ for roads.
Then, in the fall, when the tax gets put back on, the price jumps.
Net effect - more gas gets purchased (and burned) this summer and less tax $ for roads.
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