…money” comes to mind. Linda Beale Repatriation holiday lobbying – Money Speaks and More on repatriation. Taxprof blog here and Senate report here. The Overseas Cash Grab (from Dealbook) Corporate…

…rather than purchasing more expensive, newly built homes. What’s the Difference Between Cage-Free and Free-Range Eggs? treehugger.com, Hayley Bruning. The “cage-free” egg label indicates that the hens producing eggs are,…

…can refer to him by his first name if I want to) three-paragraph initial article on the regular blog (as opposed to the live blog). He’s sure to post updates…

…I wonder if two economists blogging about politics and economics counts as a single issue blog? Best Group Blog: This is the only category where there’s little doubt over the…

…time in late 2008, when I wrote a blog post about startup stock compensation. The blog post got a surprisingly anemic reception, yet it gets continual hits even today, indicating…

Via Taxprof blog Wall Street Journal: Tax Twist: At Some Firms, Cutting Corporate Rates May Cost Billions: What Uncle Sam has given to the earnings of companies like Citigroup, AIG,…

From TaxProf blog: Kleinbard: Tax Fairness and Fairness in Tax Data Reporting Following up on yesterday’s post, WSJ: Taxing the Rich — The Facts: Huffington Post: Tax Fairness and Fairness…

by Linda Beale EITC: Mulligan (economic theory) vs. Seto (empirical evidence) TaxProf today noted the article in the New York Times about the EITC: Casey Mulligan, Do Tax Credits Encourage…

From the same post at Taxprofblog, a different study presents data and definitions on a related issue, but focused on income, which is a somewhat separate and overlapping conversation: Orazio…

Taxprofblog offers two studies on income and leisure that should spark some discussion. I have split the two studies out to two posts at Angry Bear as they are somewhat…