Salles invade Morning e dá presente para Guga

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jT0U4ToGGrE

The Great Depression spawned certain economic reforms, but one that hasn’t been touted as such, at least recently, was the rise of labor unions. Unions promised many things that economically dislocated people crave: wage stability and growth, benefits–including health care, formal grievance procedures, and collective bargaining. These perks look pretty good right now. That fading bumper sticker we’d see on tired pickup trucks, “Live Better-Work Union,” might crop up on hybrids, next predicts this top keynote speaker, best-selling author, and radio and TV commentator.

The US needs to stimulate consumption and giving away money, whether directly or via tax breaks, is not going to do the trick in the current environment. A more cautious population will simply stash the money away in fear of a deeper and longer recession. Time to focus on ideas and actions that will pull us out of this hole.