However, some people might regard my decision as unwise: after all, what 'goes up, must come down,' and interest rates will inevitably go up. I may regret not borrowing now, if I have to pay a higher rate on a car payment in the future. On the other hand, given that the low interest rates and economic stimulus have not has a seismic effect on job growth, I am still wary about spending too much, despite the fact that money in a savings account with a low interest rate is actually 'losing' value, because of the inevitability of inflation. My uncertainty about borrowing for anything other than what I absolutely need (other than student loans, which is 'spending' that does not directly result in higher levels of production in enterprise and takes me out of the full-time labor force) means that the government must find more direct ways to stimulate job production, other than cutting interest rates.
Income taxes
Income taxes are another example of a government policy that has a substantial effect upon the lives of many Americans. Without an income tax, the government could not fund its most basic operations. But taxes do take funds out of the pockets of ordinary consumers, and past a certain point, they can stymie productivity.
Cutting taxes on the incomes of lower-to-middle income people is more directly simulative than cutting taxes on the wealthy. The wealthy already save a greater proportion of their income, and poorer people are more apt to use the money they receive through a tax cut...
It now applies to a wide range of generation technologies, including but not limited to solar thermal electric, photovoltaics, wind, and geothermal electric (DSIRE). For solar systems, the credit is "equal to 30% of expenditures, with no maximum credit. Eligible solar energy property includes equipment that uses solar energy to generate electricity…" (DSIRE). For small wind turbines, the credit is "equal to 30% of expenditures, with no maximum credit"
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