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The Politics of Growth
38 days ago
by piefarmer
Paul Hoffmeister has a great op-ed in Forbes today. Not only does he explain the Wanniski model of supply-side capitalism in very simple terms, but he uses it to explain the merry go round of Republican Presidential candidates. First, the three tenets of supply-side theory and their order of importa ...
Pie Farmer Diaries - piefarmerdiaries.net
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Greece’s Least Bad Option May Be Internal Devaluation
38 days ago
by proeconomia
This one is from Bloomberg, but it is more interesting to read the comments at the end of the article…
Proeconomia - proeconomia.wordpress.com · Rank: 159,331
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Guernsey To Levy Immigrant Fees
39 days ago
by arose
by Jason Gorringe, Tax-News.com, London Fees are to be introduced by Guernsey for citizens from non-EU countries wishing to stay permanently or on a temporary basis from February 2012, in line with fees in place in other territories such as the UK. Guernsey’s Border Agency has said that from Februar ...
Tax Talk - taxtalkblog.com ·  2 references
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Mitt Romney, the Value-Added Tax, and America’s European Future
// politics
39 days ago
by Dan Mitchell
My Iowa caucus predictions from yesterday were hopelessly wrong, probably because I was picking with my heart rather than my head. As I noted a couple of weeks ago, Mitt Romney’s openness to a value-added tax makes him a dangerously flawed candidate, and I hoped Iowa voters shared my concern. In a c ...
International Liberty - danieljmitchell.wordpress.com · Rank: 5,432 · 334 references
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U.S. Tax Structure `Wrong,’ Martin Feldstein Says
39 days ago
by Young Research
Jan. 3 (Bloomberg) — Martin Feldstein, a professor at Harvard University, talks about the U.S. fiscal policy and tax system. He speaks with Tom Keene on Bloomberg Radio’s “Surveillance.” (Source: Bloomberg) Related Posts: No Related Posts
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Authorities refused to publish house price warnings in 2004
39 days ago
by Frank Barry
Anthony Murphy, now at the Dallas Fed, is a renowned Irish econometrician with a strong research interest in housing markets. Back in 2004 he was commissioned by the National Competitiveness Council to study the competitiveness implications of the housing boom. The first paragraph of his report read ...
The Irish Economy - irisheconomy.ie · Rank: 3,877 · 535 references
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South Korea Introduces Buffett Tax
39 days ago
by arose
by Mary Swire, Tax-News.com, Hong Kong With support from both ruling and opposition parties, South Korea’s National Assembly has approved the introduction of a ‘Buffett Tax’ on the country’s wealthiest taxpayers. The Buffett tax, named after Warren Buffett who suggested increased tax rates in the US ...
Tax Talk - taxtalkblog.com · 2 references
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