Especially when you speed it out across 500 jobs it's only $1400, which is nothing compared to what welfare would cost and the loss in tax revenue. So it's not

Especially when you speed it out across 500 jobs it's only $1400, which is nothing compared to what welfare would cost and the loss in tax revenue. So it's not a bad deal if you look at it in isolation, but there are reasonable concerns on whether this is scalable and whether we want to introduce protectionist policies with the expectation that the rest of the world may retaliate. Because if that's not the plan, then the Carrier deal is just showmanship with little substantive impact.