[–] 6u65868686 0 points 0 points 0 points (+0|-0) 3.9 years ago
More like 10%. It has to have enough kick to cover both the devalued currency and slave labor to achieve the goal of keeping companies from moving there.
[–] guinness2 0 points 0 points 0 points (+0|-0) 3.9 years ago (edited 3.9 years ago)
1% would pay the $20 billion in just over 7 years not accounting for inflation.
My estimates are only concerned with the wall cost and not any other foreign policy financial incentives.
Oh, well isn't that the perfect excuse for being wrong.
[–] guinness2 ago (edited ago)
1% would pay the $20 billion in just over 7 years not accounting for inflation.
My estimates are only concerned with the wall cost and not any other foreign policy financial incentives.
[–] 6u65868686 ago
Oh, well isn't that the perfect excuse for being wrong.