I'm not sure it's that far off....
If there's CAP, don't forget the Coast Guard Auxiliary!
Bonds aren't equity. I'm not saying debt is bad.... I am saying too much debt is though. And I'm sure we can point to numerous examples of...
Oh, there's plenty of NYC that doesn't benefit from Wall Street... we just avoid them.
It's no where near control now... and there's little will to change that. Reminds me of a scene in Jurassic Park... about control.... and illusions.
But not the Ed Kochs?
Interesting book called Red Ink hits on the budget process, the hole we're in and the kind of cuts (they're huge) that need to happen (but likely...
I'm not sure if put much faith into Russia or China's budgetary decisions. Not in 1998... not now.
What are some big governments with big programs that don't have big deficit spending, that, if not controlled, hasn't ended in big debts?
No, I'm referring to NYC's not accounting for federal aid and taxes that hadn't been collected, and when revenues did not materialize, ignoring...
I'm just not so sure of that. I wish I was. I think the debt we've accumulated is a pit we can't get out of. And that is dangerous. It took more...
And I won't go down the accounting road and crazy debt instruments.... based on "magic."
Wagner was technically 1st. The deregulation of Wall Street had nothing to do with it. Major cuts and companies (including city pensions) buying...
I'm not sure this reflects how big the government was. And while the movement of manufacturing jobs contributed, that was no where close to cover...
I just finished a book called Fear City, about the near bankruptcy of NYC in 1975. It was a city that also loved its programs and government...
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