…capital income from taxation eliminates the estate tax imposes a flat rate on wage income with no deductions (and apparently only some exemption for the poorest of the poor in…

…during the financial crisis. In 2009, GE Capital’s losses were so large that it company overall lost money on its U.S. operations. GE’s federal taxes, Immelt said, would rise as…

Over the last couple of months, a string of events made policy makers and investors alike say, what? Greece must raise capital next year and meet a 7.5% deficit target…

…economists should look at this. But anyway, the theory was that it is OK to run a large trade deficit and import capital from abroad if the foreign capital is…

…there – a hodgepodge of monetary stimulus, capital controls, and fiscal deficits. Something’s gotta give; and my bet’s that it will not be the currency. Direct intervention and further capital…

…the build up of an excessive capital stock then a recession with low investment until the aggregate capital labor ratio is brought back down due to depreciation, population growth (Solow…

…institution.” Hints at a definition. 2) Build up capital during good economic times. Look ahead and account for losses during downturns (cyclical capital requirements ? YES for “stystemic” firms) in…

…from 2005 in which I us the quote: The rest of the story is intangible capital. That encompasses raw labor; human capital, which includes the sum of a population’s knowledge…

…concluded: “Replacement [of the corporate income tax] by a tax on the worldwide capital income of domestic residents–a tax that achieves capital export neutrality–shifts the entire amount of domestic labor’s…

…capital gain taxes of any percentage. If the monied sloshers are as sensitive as they imply, maybe they aren’t so rational, and are actually in panic mode for the percentages…