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Article #168Re: Young Programmers of Poland: California is waiting for you!
From: Jack Tuszynski
Date: Wed, 04 Feb 1998 20:45
Date: Wed, 04 Feb 1998 20:45
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> enterpreneurs and make a lot more than $4000 a month
> (read me text, I said $4000 a month at a minimum!).
Wow, Lawrence Kotarba discovered America. There must
be some strange magic to this place called California!
They pay you all of this money just to come out here.
Gold rush!
Not really.
Take a plot of land in Poland and professionals
who work for $1000/month. Establish a closed
technopark community there. Pay companies $4000/month
to hire a head of household in the community. Charge
professionals $50,000 down payment and $2000/month in
interest and insurance to buy a house there. A house by
the way which costs $50,000 to build. Charge people
$400/month for after school daycare and hire Polish
women for 1000 PLN/month to take care of the children.
(the $400/month turns into profit for the technopark).
Buy Polish Cinquecentos and charge people $400/month
to lease them, for insurance, and $50/hour for mechanics
to fix them (that should bring the technopark $300/month
profit). Charge professionals who work in the technopark
%20 of $5,000 instead of %20 of $1000 per month in taxes.
That should bring your technopark $1000 per month in profit.
$2000/mortgage interest + insurance + property taxes
$1000/month taxes
$400/month 2 kids public school after hours daycare
$300/month Fiat
total: roughly $4000/month
And there you have it, your computer professional in Poland
does not need to move to California to live and work in
California. You pay companies $4,000/month/head of household in
government assistance to set up shop in the community, and
take $4,000 away from families in the form of miscellaneous
taxes and expenses. Firms then need to pay $5,000/month to get
somebody to work for them. Because that is how much
your Polish professional requires in spending money to get by
these days. It all adds up.
How does all of this work?
About 1/2 of the jobs in California require work for
government military or commercial contracts. The government
lends money to banks and insurance companies, these institutions
in turn supply the people.
The interest and insurance and property tax for the house, the
income taxes, the loan/lease interest and insurance for the car,
the taxes paid by daycare workers, all are a form of payback to
the government.
California earning/spending breakdown:
$5000/month
=
$2000/month mortgage and misc. house expenses
$400/month car (practicallly required in U.S.) *
$400/month after school daycare 3PM-5PM public school x 2 children
$1000/month taxes (%20)
$1200/month spending money
* - L.A. Daily Automotive Section news estimates cost of
buying/insuring/maintaining Ford Escort $4400/year.
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