…net US capital income was still positive. Krugman said (and I quote from memory) “well you have to consider that the reason that we have a higher return on our…

…you get to Standardized Approach (Credit Risk) and you will find a candidate for the source of the trouble. There are capital requirements by type of debtor and then as…

…only applies to wages and not capital. Either Retirement Security is a societal imperative, in which case capital should have a say, but also a bill, or it really is…

…to cut taxes and boost spending. “[H]alf of a capital tax cut is self-financing” implies that Mankiw-Weinzerl’s results are relevant to the capital tax cut bill moving through the system…

…the cost of capital for discrete projects because the WACC for an entire company “blends together all the projects a company may undertake,” while the cost of capital for any…

…reasons, people seek capital gains rather than ordinary income. The proceeds show up in savings and consumption but not in GDP, distorting the ratios. Maybe Malpass has forgot to read…

…the U.S. imported about $1.5 trillion more in capital than Americans exported. This in-migration of capital led to a boom in new factories, plant expansions, technology centers, and industrial output…The…

…the way of prosperity–the preference for capital over labor, the extensive provisions incentivizing consolidation of business empires, the provisions favoring private equity enterprises that eat up and spit out workers…

…make long-term investments in human capital, physical capital, and R&D.” One problem with Neoclassical economics of which Greg Mankiw follows… “NE (Neoclassical economics) typically brings externalities into the analysis as…

This post continues the exploration into the Cobra equation, which measures the profitability of utilizing labor and capital as a function of labor share. Now it looks as though the…