Clintonomics Are Promising Despite Risk
I took great interest in the article “Clintonomics to Guide Economy” by Jonathan Peterson (Nov. 6). I agree with President-elect Bill Clinton’s economic program and strongly support it. Clintonomics holds promise for the future by ensuring economic growth through government investment. The government should encourage small and private investment sectors to take part in economic decisions.
Critics have already warned that Clintonomics is risky and that it may cause severe damage to the U.S. economy. We, the people, take risks every day of our lives, and if we do not take risks now, how will we achieve anything?
Despite what the critics say, the President-elect believes that the greater risk lies in failing to ensure future prosperity. We must take a big step and make some changes or the younger generation, as Clinton says, will be the first Americans to do worse than their parents.
JOSE MENDEZ
Northridge
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