Betty asks…
Should the United states government forbid the exportation of jobs overseas in search of cheap labor?
This would bring the unemployment rate down, creating millions of jobs that are now being performed in some third world country for pennies.
Lowering the corporate tax rate would not necessarily create more jobs. It would only put more money in the pockets of top company management.
Robin West answers:
Tax them at an outrageous rate to outsource jobs. I am personally tired of getting cheap crap from stores that brakes down, or may poison my kid or my pet. Tired of calling a service provider and can’t understandd the heavy indian accent. I rather talk to a local person and buy goods that will not kill me, just so some corporate clown can upgrade his yacht.
Mark asks…
Why does the government allow coproration to shift their jobs overseas when so many americans are out of work?
Over a million jobs are lost yearly to Asia & Mexico. Some remain here while paying less than living wage. Thousands pay pennies to Asians & Mexicans in a sweat shop
Why is this tolerated when Americans are struggling to survive in this depression?
Robin West answers:
Thats the way us republicans set things up
Susan asks…
Can I get a government contracted job overseas if I owe the IRS money?
I owe the IRS about $2,500 and I want to get an overseas job, but I was told that if you owe the IRS over $3,000 you cannot get a government contracted job. Is this true
Robin West answers:
Not true. They may attempt to garnish your wages, but doesn’t in anyway interfere with your ability to contract with them
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