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I hear this a lot around the net and haven’t taken any substantial amount of time to investigate. Do prisons make money off of keeping people behind-bars? I am told by others that prisons couldn’t possibly make money, only lose, please help my clarify this notion.

This may seem like weird question but how does Chrysler make money off of this promotion. This seems like they will lose money by doing the .99 a gallon. I guess they think more people will buy their cars so they can make it by it or there may be a catch i just didn’t get. Can anyone help me?

Whether it is a 403(b), 401K, or just an IRA, how do companies make money from this. When you give them money doesn’t all of it go into the investment or do they hold some back for themselves? Or do they make money by not giving you the full amount of the invested money back. Like if it earned 10%, they would pay you 8% and take 2% for themselves. Or am I completly off and there is another way they make money.

Okay, so first you have to buy the weed. Do they buy it in a larger amount, like an ounce, and then make money because they sell less for more money. It makes no sense. My boyfriend will spend all his money to reup on weed, sell it, then buy more with the money he makes, how is he making a profit? Somebody please explain, im starting to think people are selling for popularity now, rather then to get money.

This seems like a win-win. Small businesses would make money selling it. States would save money on arrest, prosecution and detention, and the federal government would make money through taxes. Any ideas what dollar amounts we’re talking about?