zomeboiez make moar uh uh uh uh uh moneez zan uh uh uh uh mee!Saez was at UBC recently giving a presentation on his research with respect to Canada.
Not surprisingly, there are many similarities to the US.
zomeboiez make moar uh uh uh uh uh moneez zan uh uh uh uh mee!
your ability to make an argument is as poor as Frenchy Ver2.0.
your ability to make an argument is as poor as Frenchy Ver2.0.
his heavy accent, and abysmal stammering made the entire presentation unintelligible.
he could have been doing a dramatic reading of the telephone book for all the sense i could make of it.
but you cant make an argument at all, at least Frenchy Ver 2.0 gave it a shot.
In other words, you don't understand a word he said, so he's wrongyour ability to make an argument is as poor as Frenchy Ver2.0.
his heavy accent, and abysmal stammering made the entire presentation unintelligible.
he could have been doing a dramatic reading of the telephone book for all the sense i could make of it.
but you cant make an argument at all, at least Frenchy Ver 2.0 gave it a shot.
Offshoring jobs is part of the problem, but it's not the whole pictureBack when the USA made just about everything for the rest of the world ( Cuz ya know we destroyed the rest of the world with our bombs), a factory could afford to pay people doing monkey jobs ( push this button every time the light goes off) more money that they were really worth. So time went on and people thought they would start factories in other nations where people were willing to work for a whole lot less than spoiled Americans. Because of legislation that opened up avenues of trade with these companies and all the tax laws that made it mighty profitable to go overseas and make widgets employing willing slave labor, rich people with capital could afford to do it, and did. Now they make it there, employing other people, and sell it back to you at a profit. So now instead of making the widgets and putting the money into our economy, we buy their widgets and give them money for their economy.
And people wonder why they aren't as well off as they once were, but the rich people with companies overseas and with the right connections in finance are richer than ever.
Because you got sold down the river a long time ago by politicians that promised you the world was your oyster, they just didn't tell you that the pearl was the USA and that they had sold you off to the highest bidder long ago.
Perhaps if we have another world war where Asia, Russia , Europe, and Japan are all destroyed we can go back to $120,000 a year for making widgets.
1980? Computer rigging of the markets. Total Project ControlOffshoring jobs is part of the problem, but it's not the whole picture
Every metric shows wages stagnating and economic inequality increasing in 1980. This wasn't because corporations simultaneously decided to offshore their labor.
Nobody can explain that part, why does all this happen in 1980? Because Buckley v. Valeo & FNBB v. Bellotti
the "argument" was from aljazeera.Pad, that's not what the Laffer Curve theory says at all.
The entire article starts with a premise that's a fabrication then compares apples to oranges.
Laffer talked about the sweet spot for taxes where if you raise them past this, you will actually decrease revenue and if they are too low you will decrease revenue.
That hurts the argument right off the bat and destroys any credibility the author may have. Compare Ohio to Illinois for a better apples to apples argument.
How about Minnesota & Wisconsin?Compare Ohio to Illinois for a better apples to apples argument.
didn't the laffer curve peg that sweet spot at about 70% or so?Pad, that's not what the Laffer Curve theory says at all.
The entire article starts with a premise that's a fabrication then compares apples to oranges.
Laffer talked about the sweet spot for taxes where if you raise them past this, you will actually decrease revenue and if they are too low you will decrease revenue.
That hurts the argument right off the bat and destroys any credibility the author may have. Compare Ohio to Illinois for a better apples to apples argument.
nope , but wtf do you know.didn't the laffer curve peg that sweet spot at about 70% or so?
and i'm sure an honest upstanding person like you has a valid citation for that!nope , but wtf do you know.
i'm sure you spend a lot of time there!