Comparing Labor and Capital incomes (Past and Present)
Labor and capital both receive income. How do labor and capital consume products or contribute to savings differently? How have these differences changed over the years? What can we learn…
Labor and capital both receive income. How do labor and capital consume products or contribute to savings differently? How have these differences changed over the years? What can we learn…
…Several large international studies have now documented cross-cultural differences in average personality. One of the most extensive was published in 2005 by Robert McCrae and 79 collaborators around the world,…
…different healthcare insurance companies each of which has different processes requiring additional manpower at hospitals, etc. Differences in billing practices require additional functional capability which translates into more people. Today’s…
…differences in age and sex. Figure 12-6 shows payment years 2007 through 2020. Figure 12-6 shows the impact of differences in coding intensity on MA risk scores relative to FFS…
…thing as an economically egalitarian society–there will always be differentials among people, those differences often relate to social class and the education, privileged upbringing, and networking connections that ensure success…
Matthew Yglesias channels … me! Yep, that’s right. And now that, as Yglesias discusses, Newark Mayor Cory Booker has given the Obama campaign permission to explain the differences between the…
…I recognize that there are qualitative differences between chattel-slavery and serfdom: – In slavery, the master owns the person of the slave; in serfdom the master owns the labor output…
…(Many employers adamantly refuse to believe that this is true.) I could go on. There is no way to reconcile these differences. Conservatives do not believe that health care is…
by Bruce Webb In a previous post I made a stab at explaining the differences in Republican and Democratic responses to the economics of stimulus by an appeal to differences…
Following up on yesterday’s post about the capital flow puzzle, I thought I’d examine savings and consumption patterns more closely, since differences in savings behavior are (as I argued) the…