本帖最後由 rockypath 於 2011-2-27 13:24 編輯
Do you have no fxxking idea what "having difficulties in making ends meet" mean? It means you are ba ...
Lik 發表於 2011-2-27 12:49 
Your arguments just base on “perhaps this and perhaps that”.
First, how would you know how the family use their cash bonus? You are already stupid enough to promote your “nice meal policy”. How would that help them ease their living burdens especially if they spend the money on one-go on a nice meal? In addition, a sudden increase in consumer spending will add the risk of inflation.
Second, direct subsidy will make sure the assistance will directly meet the end needs. In addition, it will be an on-going relief to help the families to deal with their problems.
Third, if the assistance is delivered through subsidy, the government has a way to monitor its effectiveness and is able to make adjustment or improvement in next budget year.
Last, the possibility of some people could be missed out by this method is not a critical point to defeat this method since it can be always improved to minimize this impact. And I believe the impact would be much less than your “nice meal” idea.
Have I shown your stupidity enough? |