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Good Times were fueled by government taxing and spending supporting a vibrant private sector

The Polislice wrote 1 day ago: We all know when the good times were, we agree on that – Tea Party or Occupy Wall Street we all know … more →

Tags: inequality, Tax rates, Unions, infrastructure spending

Inequality: The Elephant in the Room

ittecon wrote 3 weeks ago: Robert Reich discusses the elephant in the room and advocates Keynesian economics over supply-side a … more →

Tags: Policy Issues, Economics, Taxation, Current Events, Wages, Unemployment, In The News, Income Distribution, Employment

Brookings study: Inequality Growing and Permanent

The Polislice wrote 1 month ago: God, I hope it isn’t. As Paul Krugman has said “from 1980 to 2005, more than 80% of tota … more →

Tags: taxes, poverty, Income Inequality, 1, ows

Free-riders be damned! Why the Financial Transaction Tax won’t work

Leaves from an Economists Diary wrote 4 months ago: In the late 1980s and early 1990s there was a lot of discussion centering around various forms of Fi … more →

Tags: FTT, robin hood tax, tobin-tax, finacial transaction tax

Le Socialisme de l’Offre – Hollandeism and the new ‘pro-growth’ left agenda

Leaves from an Economists Diary wrote 4 months ago: Socialism as an ideology is so deeply fractured and there exist so many schools of thought that the … more →

Tags: Job Creation, Hollande, french tax, french jobs, French reform, socialisme de l'offre, Hollandeism

Taxation Stupidity--It Doesn't Have to Be This Way23 comments

John Switzer wrote 5 months ago: I had an interesting chat with a friend the other day.  He works in a technical field and makes abou … more →

Tags: Congress, Human Interest, Politics in General, Capitalism and Free Markets, fiscal cliff, Taxation, punitive taxation, taxes punish rather than reward, what if taxes were smart

A Victory for Ideology & Empty Threats: Reaction to Budget 2013

Leaves from an Economists Diary wrote 5 months ago: Much has been written about Budget 2013 [the Budget] since its announcement just over two days ago. … more →

Tags: irelands debt, Wealth Tax, Ireland, VAT, Ireland's debt, Michael Noonan, USC hike, Labour, budget 2013

Raising Taxes On The Rich?

ittecon wrote 5 months ago: Economics is not some monolithic discipline, and it is consitently misrepresented by those with Corp … more →

Tags: Microeconomics, Policy Issues, Economics, Employment, Taxation, opportunity costs, Current Events, Wages, In The News

WILL Job Creators Really Not Hire If They Have To Pay Taxes?

digger666 wrote 5 months ago: WILL Job Creators Really Not Hire If They Have To Pay Taxes? – Campaign for America’s Fu … more →

Tags: US Politics, Politics & World Affairs, Western Hemisphere, justice & law, Human Rights & Social Justice, Barack Obama, Politics, united states, Republican

The root cause of progressive taxation

Seth wrote 5 months ago: Don Boudreaux of Cafe Hayek recently posted this bit of wisdom from  ”Walter J. Blum’s and Har … more →

Tags: Government, Liberty, Politics, Cafe Hayek, Donald J Boudreaux, Harry Kalven

So Social Security Is Going Bankrupt, Right?

Nick Lyell wrote 7 months ago: So you’ve heard all the claims about how Social Security is going bankrupt.  Democrats say Rep … more →

Tags: Archive, Politics, U S Politics, poverty, Politics 2, Immigration, Economics, Social Security, Political Economy

An Indirect Wealth Tax for Ireland?

Leaves from an Economists Diary wrote 7 months ago: The Irish government is currently working overtime in an attempt to make the figures add up on yet a … more →

Tags: Wealth Tax, Ireland, VAT, goods of ostentation, RATES

Four Decades of Corporate Personhood

forwardinstitute wrote 7 months ago: In 1971, soon-to-be US Supreme Court Justice Lewis Powell sent his now famous memo (“The Powel … more →

Tags: taxes, corporate personhood, Economy

Is Redistribution Marxism? No, Just "Good Catholic Doctrine!"1 comment

frankcocozzelli wrote 8 months ago: Originally posted at Talk to Action. After sustaining a series of self-inflicted political wounds … more →

Tags: A. Smith, capitalism, Catholic social teaching, distributive justice, Economics, Liberalism, Marxism, Mitt Romney, Redistribution

Is Pat Garofalo the biggest hypocrite in the Minnesota Legislature?

Steve wrote 8 months ago: Yesterday I wrote about a 2009 email from Rep. Pat Garofalo of Farmington.  In the email, Pat chasti … more →

Tags: Pat Garofalo, Republicans, 2012 elections, 2012 MN Legislature, Jim Arlt, DFL58, Tim Pawlenty, Property Tax, taxes

3 Themes of the Democrat Convention2 comments

Jason Kramer wrote 8 months ago: The Democrat National Convention has concluded.  Three themes stand out: one about the Democrats, on … more →

Tags: Politics, obama, Conservative, Politics 2, Current Events, News, Rush Limbaugh, mcconnell, Democrat national convention

The Socialist's Retirement

Michael L Pochek wrote 9 months ago: I recently read an article in the CBS Connecticut affiliate concerning the low-level of retirement f … more →

Tags: Civics, Progressive, Retirement, american dream, Social Security, Social Contract, general welfare

re: Jenna Jameson, or How Not to Frame One's Political Decision-Making2 comments

Niebuhr wrote 9 months ago: Recently it was revealed that Jenna Jameson, a former porn star, supports Mitt Romney for the upcomi … more →

Tags: Politics, criticism, Porn, Posturing, 2012 election

The Economics of Arab Politics

ngcco wrote 11 months ago: Revolution-Fructification The Arab spring has unleashed a rich, healthy and long-time needed process … more →

Tags: publications, Arab Spring, Economy, Egypt Alazhr Nile Revolution, Sustainable Development, energy subsidies, youth unemployment, Arab economies, democratic transitions


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