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I'm disgusted. It's bad economic policy, and bad social policy.
That's true - if something is listed as $100 it means you pay $115 for it but under Harper's policy you would pay $113 which is only a $2 saving. The saving only becomes significant when you're purchasing something in 6-7 figures (ie. for a $1 million home it would equal $20,000 in savings). However cutting the GST on a macro scale is bound to create additional jobs.Reduced GST on the Mercedes, the new million dollar home, the installation of the custom wine cellar.
However cutting the GST on a macro scale is bound to create additional jobs.
However cutting the GST on a macro scale is bound to create additional jobs.
while the poor will take their $200 and go to Swiss Chalet a couple of times, or maybe buy some of those Heart & Stroke lottery tickets.
Not if the guy buying the million dollar home takes his $20,000 and puts it in a Cayman Islands bank account.