michael kanellos And the solution to that is massive government intervention to bridge the gap between investment and returns, so the money people don't look elsewhere for quick profits. This has always been the case with nascent industries, like railroads in the mid-19th century and airlines in the mid-20th century.The free market does not like newer and unproven industries that require years to decades to become profitable and self-sustaining and government has to step in to get things going initially. That's what the supply-siders never get--or refuse to.

michael kanellos And the solution to that is massive government intervention to bridge the gap between investment and returns, so the money people don't look elsewhere for quick profits. This has always been the case with nascent industries, like railroads in the mid-19th century and airlines in the mid-20th century.The free market does not like newer and unproven industries that require years to decades to become profitable and self-sustaining and government has to step in to get things going initially. That's what the supply-siders never get--or refuse to.

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