…excise tax) and not as a tax on corporate profits. Let’s take the Spanish affiliate of Google as an example. It currently retains very little corporate profits as most of…

…that they suggest how the economy will be 12+ months out. 1. Corporate bond yields fell to new expansion lows a few months ago:   This is a positive. 2….

…President Biden’s plan to raise corporate taxes to pay for infrastructure, as well as Treasury Secretary Yellen’s proposal for a global minimum corporate tax rate. Next, let’s turn to underemployment…

The executive increases the return to shareholders, in return they increase the executive(s) salaries; and so it goes. The Trump tax cuts were used by corporate executives to buy back…

…Down without Sacrificing Workers Corporate profits remain historically high, even as they’ve stabilized mildly. There is still plenty of room for corporate profits to decrease and create disinflationary pressure that…

…$1.7 trillion. The only thing permanent about the 2017 Tax Breaks are the corporate tax breaks. The tax breaks for citizens will disappear and pay for the tax breaks to…

…anything. Instead, they embrace the corporate amorality of whatever brings the most profit. This indicates their corporate policy goes whichever way the political wind blows, which makes them as empty…

…cause, it is clear the profit share of corporate income has risen from before the pandemic (shown in the graph below). Source: Bureau of Economic Analysis. In the four quarters…

…dovish or hawkish on the deficit consequences of the TCJA.  He notes there is a great search for “pay-fors” such as raising the corporate tax rate or lowering the estate…

…could) create a national basic income trust fund funded by a percentage of all corporate/business profits,  A corporate charter could require that a percentage of shares, of returns, go to…