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Old 05-07-2017, 11:48 AM  
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Originally Posted by Bladewire View Post
In California Rochard gets a tax credit for 30% of the cost of the solar package he bought as well as a $2,000 a year solar tax credit as well as selling his surplus energy to the electric company.

Rochard also qualifies for a lot of new state programs he might not even know about including reduced electricity rates. There are 211 different rebate/discount programs here in California as well as federal grants to help pay for his solar install loan.

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it is senseless to explain - this guy can not even work with a calculator and does not understand the difference between nominal and real.

arguments like "inflation speaks against a long term loan" shows you how much they understand of what they are talking about.
those people a a SHAME for the education system in your country.
i can find people in the african bush who will understand more about economy as a so called education priviledged.

if that is the result you should rent your schools there to mc donalds.
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