…in exchange for not crashing the American economy. . . . And they better choose quickly, because time is running short.” And that was just the opening statement. The hectoring…

…the “section 1031” like-kind exchange. There’s really no normative policy justification for allowing this kind of exchange to avoid taxation of the realized gain whereas other exchanges (non-like-kind) do not….

…associates at his Denny’s RREMC franchise. Taking the extreme case of all 1200 employees going into the state exchange and being subsidized up to 400% of FPL; by slashing everyone’s…

…UPDATE: Occasionally I update a post of mine by adding all or part of an exchange between a commenter to the post and me when I think the exchange illustrates…

…alleging that the American Legislative Exchange Council violated the lobbying restrictions applicable to tax exempt organizations through underreporting and operating in furtherance of private corporate interests. The complaint argues that…

…in exchange for jobs based on supposedly creating a greater overall income benefit for the tax gifting municipality. I did some simple calculations as to how many people need to…

…improve trade prospects when one has a fixed exchange rate constraint. I agree with Rob and Marshall – the grand plan does not work. Greece will (of course) not be…

…and futures, the InterContinentalExchange, or ICE, and the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, set up clearinghouses, and, so did Nasdaq. Each of these new clearinghouses had to persuade big banks to join…

…the three will shift the real exchange rate in favor of the debtor countries and drive export growth. Since (1), depreciation of the nominal exchange rate, is clearly not an…

…is under or over valued relative to another or by how much. It’s all guesswork. 2. Foreign Exchange probably is not a marketplace that is efficient with regard to cost…