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  BYD Buffett Subsidy Reason magazine notices the Los Angeles Business Journal's article about a $5.2 million city of Los Angeles subsidy for China-based electric-car maker BYD, which says it will bring between 46 and 102 jobs to Los Angeles. Warren Buffett is a BYD investor, so the Los Angeles taxpayer are effectively subsidizing him. This, like TARP for Mr. Buffett's/Berkshire Hathaway's financial industry investments and the high-speed-rail "stimulus" for his Burlington Northern and Santa Fe railroad, is one to remember the next time Mr. Buffett starts pontificating about how his taxes and those of his competitors should be higher. Keynes Is Over "Keynesian mysticism—with its fancy equations, its cramped vocabulary of 'liquidity traps' and 'irreducible uncertainty,' and its pre-Copernican belief that a group of wise men in a central office can decide what 'aggregate demand' should be among hundreds of millions of people—is over," writes Tim Cavanaugh at Reason.com, taking some swipes at the New York Times along the way. Keynes Is Over "Keynesian mysticism—with its fancy equations, its cramped vocabulary of 'liquidity traps' and 'irreducible uncertainty,' and its pre-Copernican belief that a group of wise men in a central office can decide what 'aggregate demand' should be among hundreds of millions of people—is over," writes Tim Cavanaugh at Reason.com, taking some swipes at the New York Times along the way. BYD Buffett Subsidy Reason magazine notices the Los Angeles Business Journal's article about a $5.2 million city of Los Angeles subsidy for China-based electric-car maker BYD, which says it will bring between 46 and 102 jobs to Los Angeles. Warren Buffett is a BYD investor, so the Los Angeles taxpayer are effectively subsidizing him. This, like TARP for Mr. Buffett's/Berkshire Hathaway's financial industry investments and the high-speed-rail "stimulus" for his Burlington Northern and Santa Fe railroad, is one to remember the next time Mr. Buffett starts pontificating about how his taxes and those of his competitors should be higher.
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