…This suggests that the German economy quickened in Q3 – does that mean it’s all clear for the Euro area? I think not. According to The Wilder View Leading Economic…

…but that’s what it is. In the 1940 – 1950 period, we did observe slower economic growth following a tax hike and faster economic growth followed a tax reduction. However,…

…were coming down. In the 1940 – 1950 period, we did observe slower economic growth following a tax hike and faster economic growth followed a tax reduction. However, that happened…

…let me note that the first paragraph actually provides a second, far more familiar testable implication, namely that higher tax rates will generally lead to slower economic growth. While that…

…firms, measured by patent output, decreased. I believe the result, but started to wonder… are patents a good measure of innovation? Do patents drive economic growth? I don’t know how…

…of Shleas’ assertion, is obvious. So here’s the reality. A decade of tax cutting and deregulation led us into the Great Depression, the worst economic collapse of the 20th century….

…Spielberg movie “Lincoln” showcasing the 19th century federal government’s ability to end our nation’s crime against humanity; and, the airing of the PBS Frontline series (“The Untouchables”) showcasing the inability…

…the law — the mandate, the consumer protections, the tax cuts, the subsidies, the benefits, everything. To reach this conclusion, these four not only had to reject a century of…

…that reigned at the turn of the nineteenth century would lead to prosperity. One of the major problems facing this country today, and its economy, is the huge gap between…

…the turn of the 18th century when people had to pull themselves up by their own bootstraps and government policy was intended oh so clearly to benefit the wealthy class….