這樣好幾兆元以上的新增政府支出和可能的政府負債，已超過我國現存的公債餘額，已經令人十分不安。何況這些政策多是分開並匆匆提出，我們敢說連政府自己都說不出一共要用掉多少錢。而沒有整體規劃，甚至個別政策也很草率，有些錢就會花在很不值得的用途，或者不如改用於其他政策，而造成低效率和浪費，並因而可能使財政崩潰或嚴重的通貨膨脹。

效果的多少是看人民的用錢習慣，這是別人施行後的經驗。
近來一些經濟學者質疑的也是這點。
感覺是用賭的，賭我們會比別人的經驗好，原因？

後面那些讓政府出醜云云話語大可不必，這類妖魔化對方言詞對政策並無幫助。
就事論事爾。

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這是1999日本發消費卷的新聞, 參考一下:
不是全民發放, 只有小孩與老人 約三千五百萬人. 總金額約是台灣這次的兩倍多. 有效期6個月, 預計增加GDP最多不超過0.06%
Better late than never as Santa comes to save Japanese economy

TOKYO children and pensioners got their first taste over the weekend of a government plan to jump-start the nation's moribund economy under which they were given 20,000 yen ($165) each to spend as they see fit.
Under a novel economic plan, the government has earmarked 700 billion yen ($5·78 billion) that will be given in the form of shopping vouchers allocated to every child aged 15 and younger and to bedridden or low-income people aged 65 or older. About 35 million people are expected to receive the shopping vouchers. The merchandise coupons are valid for six months and cannot be redeemed for cash.
Various localities in Japan started distributing the vouchers at the start of February and last Friday, Shinagawa Ward in Tokyo became the first local government in the capital to participate in the government's great giveaway scheme. Those who received the shopping vouchers were all for it. Tokyo housewife Yuka Shishina took her two toddlers to the Shinagawa Ward Office to be among the first to receive the vouchers.
"I have been thinking what I am going to do with the 40,000 yen for months," Shishina said. She decided on clothes for her children and a first-class sushi dinner for her family.
Keiko Kokai, with an infant strapped to her back and a toddler standing beside her, said it was about time the government helped ordinary people with economic stimulus plans. "The government used so much in public funds to bail out failed mortgage firms. This is a great plan because it gives something to the average citizen," Kokai said.
Kokai is planning to take a trip to her native Nagasaki with the 40,000 yen she received in shopping vouchers. Banri Saishoji, Noburo Mizuno and the other junior high school boys playing video games in front of Kimura-ya Electronics in western Tokyo have started to take an interest in the government's economic policy thanks to the plan.
"I get to buy two new games for my PlayStation (video game)," Mizuno said with several other friends chipping in that they supported Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi's government because it would help them buy Sega's new Dreamcast video game unit.
But while the gift recipients are grateful, the academics are sceptical. Goro Ono, a Saitama University economics professor, said in the daily Asahi Shimbun that the plan was a stupid idea. "It is nothing short of a political gimmick designed to curry favour with voters," Ono said, adding the government would be better off to focus on job creation.
Nikko Research Center estimated that the plan would boost the country's gross domestic product by 0·06% and its effects would be temporary at best. A national opinion poll conducted late last year by the Asahi Shimbun showed that 62% of respondents opposed the giveaway plan, while 26% said they supported it. Opponents, seeking some tax relief, noted the plan would benefit two groups that did not contribute to the nation's coffers. Japanese merchants have geared up for the shopping voucher plan which is expected to be implemented by 90% of Japan's local governments by March 31.
The nation's largest travel agency Japan Travel Bureau has come up with domestic travel tours priced at 20,000 and 40,000 yen.

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這論文是你不願見到的真相
所以你睜眼說瞎話

又你好像瞧不起高中學歷
你學歷很高嗎 了不起嗎 可以用來說嘴嗎

不過你一定不會比我高
頂多跟我一樣

要當執政者化妝師也要有風度 ok

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