The math in “Tariffs drive up costs for Centennial project” (Tuesday Review-Journal) leaves me puzzled. We are told that a 25 percent increase in cost for $5.3 million of steel is the main cause of an extra $12 million in costs. Are you sure you got that right?
The price of steel fluctuates a lot. It hit an all-time high last December and was down to less than half that value in March. Something is missing.
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For low-income people, I agree with the concept of tax credits to help offset the cost of insurance premiums. However, I question the current eligibility requirement of four times the poverty level.
These factors are why housing costs are a challenge. To expect the government to make housing affordable is a fool’s errand.
Why should the citizens of this county have to pay such compensation when they, too, were injured?
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