Joe Gagnon has a nice blog which allows comments only by e-mail. He has a proposal in two parts Next week the Fed should promise to hold the prime mortgage…

From Tax Prof blog: Tax Court Rejects Geithner/Turbo Tax Defense Bartlett v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo. 2012-254 (Sept. 4, 2012): Petitioner admits that her income was misreported and that her taxable…

…piece Healthinsurance.org, showing how your elected representatives havevoted on heatlh care reform. Those votes will help you measure where they stand on protecting women’s health. cross posted with Healthbeat blog…

…— the managers are not putting after-tax dollars at risk like any other investor is doing. And as Vic Fleischer commented to the Gothamist blog, “there is a tension between…

…issues, I was invited to blog for them, mainly on legal issues, through a new forum they were at the time planning for a small set of invited bloggers. (The…

Not enough Vowels or Numbers is lifted from Robert’s blog: ; Maureen Tcacik wrote In the years since the Bankruptcy Reform Act passed in 1978, the nominal price of college…

…as both are opposed to Obama plowing the savings back into Medicare. http://www.brookings.edu/blogs/up-front/posts/2012/08/15-medicare-cuts-galston “Medicare Cuts: What is the Fight About?” References: Maggie Mahar Health Beat Blog http://www.cbpp.org/cms/index.cfm?fa=view&id=3161 Federal Government Will…

…damage is in the following paragraph “a barrier to work or investment.” I don’t have to remind readers of this blog that 70% marginal rates sure don’t seem to have…

…to the ongoing blog debate on “the state of macroeconomics”, which I contributed to here, and which has drawn in a whole host of economics bloggers who know far more…

…the case? This blog has often pointed out two obvious shortcomings in the corporate whine: first, the corporate statutory rate of 35% is honored in the breach–most corporations pay actual…