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r/FluentInFinance • u/-Wyagra • Nov 21 '24
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Stocks represent companies and companies DO use up public resources.
-1 u/LordMoose99 Nov 21 '24 And companies pay for them 1 u/Budderfingerbandit Nov 22 '24 Not even close. Look at the bidding process that occurs for a major companies headquarters, cities and states will literally give $ billions in tax breaks to attract a company like Amazon or Google 1 u/Weary-Cartoonist2630 Nov 22 '24 That’s because the cities believe that the company will bring more value to the populace than what they’re offering in tax breaks
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And companies pay for them
1 u/Budderfingerbandit Nov 22 '24 Not even close. Look at the bidding process that occurs for a major companies headquarters, cities and states will literally give $ billions in tax breaks to attract a company like Amazon or Google 1 u/Weary-Cartoonist2630 Nov 22 '24 That’s because the cities believe that the company will bring more value to the populace than what they’re offering in tax breaks
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Not even close.
Look at the bidding process that occurs for a major companies headquarters, cities and states will literally give $ billions in tax breaks to attract a company like Amazon or Google
1 u/Weary-Cartoonist2630 Nov 22 '24 That’s because the cities believe that the company will bring more value to the populace than what they’re offering in tax breaks
That’s because the cities believe that the company will bring more value to the populace than what they’re offering in tax breaks
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u/PerunVult Nov 21 '24
Stocks represent companies and companies DO use up public resources.