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It's semantics. The net effect is that the government forces the transfer - It's no different than if they had taxed it and granted it.
by damoncali 13y ago
It's semantics. The net effect is that the government forces the transfer - It's no different than if they had taxed it and granted it.
- revelation 13y agoHuh? Much everything the government does to markets is incentive based regulation. The whole tax-code might be considered such.
- damoncali 13y agoIf it weren't for government force, those credits that netted Tesla millions would never have been purchased. Therefore, they have the same net effect as if the government had taken the money from the buyers and given it to Tesla. That is logically equivalent to a government subsidy for Tesla (or any company in their position).