…and raised somewhat on most of the middle class, in order to ensure that the US can deal with its crumbling infrastructure, support its citizens, not just the wealthy ones,…

…than labor, competition among governments significantly constrains how capital is taxed. Corporations benefit from various government services, including infrastructure, the protection of property rights and the enforcement of contracts. But…

…your father and your mother” care of their own parents. The workers also know the older workers cared for them when they were younger and built the infrastructure by which…

…our need to repair our infrastructure (see my series on water links to Part 1-5) . And our friends in Texas haven’t sent any recent alerts to me on their…

…on infrastructure . And yes, it is yet another tax cut. An even zanier one than the rest that they’ve come up with while at the same time whining of…

…education and deprives children in public schools of much needed resources to deal with the huge lingering infrastructure problems of our public school systems. We don’t need to go even…

…taxes. Net-worth is the best measure of how much a household has profited from the economic infrastructure governments (all taxpayers) provide. Effective rates: 0.2% on $1million; 1.0% on $3million; 1.7%…

…the capital gains preference and using those funds to rebuild public infrastructure. Additional information: Alliance Statement on Capital Gains and Dividends Tax Provision in the Republican Jobs Committee Proposal (Nov….

…altogether from ‘non-core’ functions such as the provision of infrastructure services (ii) to minimise the state role in core functions (health, education, income security) through contracting out, voucher schemes and…

…having trouble seeing where the losses are. Especially if you consider that much of that time was spent investing in increased infrastructure improvements and health care that have the country…