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  RuntheDamnBall said:
The costs will either come now, at what seems like an unreasonable price, or later, at a much more unreasonable price, when there are no other options.

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$610 billion. That's what they're talking about. Anyone want to take bets that A) it ends up being twice that or more and B) the American taxpayer is going to foot the majority of that money?

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  JoeSixPack said:
$610 billion. That's what they're talking about. Anyone want to take bets that A) it ends up being twice that or more and B) the American taxpayer is going to foot the majority of that money?

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British economists are saying that it'll be a much, much larger proportion of the GDP if they wait to do something about it, rather then doing something about it now.

 

The reason why they are talking about it like its "no big deal" is because its a helluva lot better then what they see as the alternative.

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