…The 1940 – 1950 period does seem to behave consistently with that notion, though it is worth noting that it happened when tax rates were above 90%. Next post in…

…and slower growth is strengthened by not including the administrations that served only four rather than eight years makes the relationship stronger. As I keep noting, one doesn’t have to…

…way or where there is a discounted rate goes through the business review committee,” said one of the sources, noting that the DOMA engagement was both controversial and had a…

…time, it’s worth noting that commercial insurers’ reimbursements to hospitals continue to rise; the Hospital Commercial Index’s annual growth rate hit a peak of 9.36% in May of 2010, and…

…multiple requests for it from news-media outlets under the state’s open-records laws. After noting the data’s shortcomings, in a disclaimer cautioning that the information was “incomplete and has not been…

Sadly noting that Lawrance G. Lux has declared that his blog is at an end. It does not take great skill reading between the lines to know that the blog…

…noting that the economy was actually growing very rapidly by 1939. But what happens if he realizes it isn’t just after 1939, that real growth under FDR was faster than…

…the following point is worth noting: the balance of trade is arduously improving in Spain and Greece at the cost of just a small share of surplus in the core….

…2000 to 23.8% of GDP in 2010, and is slated to go above 25% of GDP this fiscal year. (It is worth noting – federal spending as a percentage of…

…to discuss the fundamental principles of an efficient tax reform. 1. Taxes and Deficits. Let me begin by noting that the realized budget deficit is an economic outcome, not a…