…the law’s corporate changes. This issue briefly reviews the evidence showing that the 2017 corporate law changes failed to deliver promised benefits (any) and should be reformed. An explanation by…

…of corporate tax. Many shareholders such as pension funds are tax exempt and pay no tax on the corporate dividends. The report assumes that corporate income is taxed at the…

…with violent crime; 26 respondents report the same for property crime. (See Figures 4 and 5.) The distribution and abuse of cocaine, heroin, and other drugs are also associated with…

…Chicago, Detroit, New York, Richmond, and Washington D.C. The lower half of the first graph looks at the crime rate per thousand. Washington D.C. is the lighter blue. Total crime…

…Since the corporate tax base in the US has more holes than Swiss cheese, looking at the rate tells you almost nothing about the corporate burden. 3) It notes that…

…the cart’ to those ‘simply riding in it’. Their accusation withstands the evidence—only it’s corporate executives and wealthy investors enjoying the free ride. Corporate executives have found a simple formula:…

…immigration crimes. Non-citizens were the offenders in only 14.1 percent of all other federal crimes in fiscal year 2015. According to Pew Research undocumented aliens accounted for about 3.5% of…

…Anti-Jewish crimes were followed by those targeting Muslims (19%), Christians (5%), Jehovah’s Witnesses (3%) and Catholics (2%). This represented a large increase in the number of anti-Muslim crimes, from to…

…This is an incarceration rate of 0.4% based on crime suffered by the community. The main point here is that impacting higher in the crime funnel will be more effective…

…not raise crime rates in the U.S. communities where they settle. In fact, some studies indicate immigration can lower criminal activity, especially violent crime, in places with inclusive policies and social environments where…