Aeolus451 on 08 September 2017
| herzausstein said: So let's go through a number exercise... 2016 population estimate via us census bureau is 323,127,513. 22.8% of which is under 18 That puts the adult population at 249,454,440 adults (older then 18) At $1,000 per month, the monthly cost for said program is $249,454,440,036.00 per month Over the course of a single year said program cost $2,993,453,280,432.00 per year (that's 2.99 trillion) Supposed GDP gain for this program is $2,480,000,000,000 after 8 year or 310,000,000,000 per year (310 billion). So in essence for every $9.66 of cash handout, GDP will rise $1.00. This doesn't even take into account additional spending that would be needed to actually run the program. Pass |
Oh Another person who said what I did. At least some people can do math.
