If you want to do a more detailed cost/benefit calculation, go ahead. I'd love to see it. But you do need to include the benefits which that article pretty expl

If you want to do a more detailed cost/benefit calculation, go ahead. I'd love to see it. But you do need to include the benefits which that article pretty explicitly does not. not to mention the general economic loss of not putting that money in motion. Can you explain what this means? Sometimes I hear language like this describing Keynesian stimulus, but you do know we aren't in a recession, right? We don't have any slack labor force that can be tricked into working by reducing their real wages while holding nominal wages fixed.