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Ronaldo95163 wrote:Remove import restrictions on foreign used vehicles
Ronaldo95163 wrote:Remove import restrictions on foreign used vehicles
Lance wrote:Ronaldo95163 wrote:Remove import restrictions on foreign used vehicles
For what? So households can have 2 cars per person instead of 1?
This makes zero economic sense.
RBphoto wrote:Lance wrote:Ronaldo95163 wrote:Remove import restrictions on foreign used vehicles
For what? So households can have 2 cars per person instead of 1?
This makes zero economic sense.
That is half the problem, they should also reduce MVT drastically on vehicles and not base it on engine size. Those restrictions are the reason people can call up to $50,000.00 for a beat out 20 year old car, whether it is a B14 or an accord, because all sellers factor in that 20-30K that has to be added to new/FU car cost which they wish to recoup. It is a real cost and does not reduce with the age/value of the car.
DVSTT wrote:RBphoto wrote:Lance wrote:Ronaldo95163 wrote:Remove import restrictions on foreign used vehicles
For what? So households can have 2 cars per person instead of 1?
This makes zero economic sense.
That is half the problem, they should also reduce MVT drastically on vehicles and not base it on engine size. Those restrictions are the reason people can call up to $50,000.00 for a beat out 20 year old car, whether it is a B14 or an accord, because all sellers factor in that 20-30K that has to be added to new/FU car cost which they wish to recoup. It is a real cost and does not reduce with the age/value of the car.
One does not simply call a b14 beat out
RBphoto wrote:DVSTT wrote:One does not simply call a b14 beat out
You do not beat out a B14, A B14 beats out you.
ADONI wrote:Al-Ameen wrote:i would like to see then do everything in this ched
ENT!!!
ADONI wrote:Al-Ameen wrote:i would like to see then do everything in this ched
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j.o.e wrote:Engine tax should be replaced by a tax based on manufacturer stated mpg. For the specific engine being brought to showrooms. (This only applies to new cars)
So in some cases we will be able to get bigger engines that are more efficient if that is the case. As well as cheaper hybrids etc. People should be rewarded for choosing more efficient vehicles.
Taxing based on engine size is no longer useful.
bluesclues wrote:dear pnm government. your task is simple.
over the next 5 years. keep corruption(kickbacks) down, and just keep the country afloat for the next 5 years.
that is all you have to do. 2 simple jobs.
bluesclues wrote:i will put one suggestion. sell 50% of we reserves and use it to make a payment towards reducing the deficit owed. that should make our dollar a little more resilient in these times. we already know for sure that as energy technologies advance, demand for oil will reduce and so will price. though there may be price spikes on the market. it's destiny is downward. sell half. keep the rest and see if the market will give you a better price for the rest later. if it does something stupid like doubles, then u basically got all your money back.
Redman wrote:bluesclues wrote:i will put one suggestion. sell 50% of we reserves and use it to make a payment towards reducing the deficit owed. that should make our dollar a little more resilient in these times. we already know for sure that as energy technologies advance, demand for oil will reduce and so will price. though there may be price spikes on the market. it's destiny is downward. sell half. keep the rest and see if the market will give you a better price for the rest later. if it does something stupid like doubles, then u basically got all your money back.
Nah breds.
I would focus on becoming self reliant in terms of our domestic energy needs-regardless of what happens we can handle it.
deal with the food import bill
and ask my wife to lay off amazon for a month.....USD demand plummets....econ sorted.
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and why pay off debt when its likely that inflation rates in TTd and USD will be heading higher.....making the debt cheaper to repay.
USD heading to its intrinsic value.
Redman wrote:no
Increased money supply causes inflation.
One of the mechanisms that may increase money supply would be debt.
Debt can exist without inflation.
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