…issue to the limit in comparing US and EU growth rates, here.) Results? I’ll cut to the comment that I just left on Krugman’s blog, with graphics added and some…

Via Salon, here is a short note on an art history textbook students apparently were forced to buy: Kyle Chayka, Hyperallergenic What is this, October!? According to a blog post…

…D and eliminate the R and D tax credit. 3) This is not an argument for base broadening and not at all relevant to this blog, but I think every…

…efforts on tax-exempt groups, The Hill: On the Money blog (Sept. 24, 2012). Schneiderman is investigating a group of tax-exempt organizations called “501(c)(4)s” after the Code section that permits them…

(Dan here…Afferent Input started to write for Angry Bear but was subsequently uprooted with family to live and thrive in Germany for a few years, and gave up blogging. He…

…they are,” Max Fisher, an editor at The Atlantic who is leaving to launch a foreign policy blog at the Washington Post, tweeted. Apparently, mimicking Mitt Romney’s pot-calling-the-kettle-black habit has…

Via Taxprog blog: Bartlett: Mitt Romney, Carried Interest and Capital Gains New York Times: Mitt Romney, Carried Interest and Capital Gains, by Bruce Bartlett: A key reason for Mr. Romney’s…

by Run 75441 New Report on Getting the Best Care Both Matthew Yglesias at Slate and Sarah Kliff at WonkBlog and a host of other sites have posted some interesting…

…2010 and 2011 at the end of our January 8th blog post; the change over just a few years is really quite stunning… It’s not just the ice in the…

Over at Plain Blog, an anonymous wing nut made this off-topic comment. Now, yes, Bill Clinton and his 2000 federal spending level of 18% of GDP doesn’t put him on…