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Apples and oranges comparison. While individual citizens are getting "free cash," businesses are getting low interest loans that need to be repaid. A lot of th
by Someone1234 7y ago
Apples and oranges comparison.
While individual citizens are getting "free cash," businesses are getting low interest loans that need to be repaid. A lot of the rest is going to emergency agencies, hospitals, and states.
So if the question is: "Instead of loaning businesses money to stay afloat, funding emergency agencies, hospitals, and states we just give each citizen tons of free money while ignoring everything else?" My answer is an easy "no." That makes no sense.
The only way this question makes sense is if you know nothing about the stimulus bill.
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- bb88 7y agoLet's be fair here, this is not a stimulus bill. This is a "stay afloat" bill to keep the US running. Stimulus bills don't include emergency funds to keep hospitals running. Let's try this, instead of assuming the questioner must be ignorant about something or other, how about taking the question head on. And by that I'm assuming he's asking the following: "Is it better to give money to businesses or people in time of economic crisis?"