…current crop of students and recent graduates may be whining about the problem more than past generations, they face an objectively bigger problem. This year, the average borrower graduating from…

…tax (I think it is fair to say most, perhaps even all libertarians are against these types of taxes), fortunes would pass on more intact from one generation to the…

…Epidemic.” A lack of chance in upward mobility with this generation and the previous ones will result in other economic consequences. “Are there No Prisons??? Are there No Union Workhouses???…

…past. The trust fund was established, and amended with a good deal of actuarial research under Reagan in 1983, with the knowledge that the baby boom generation would be passing…

…jobs as families kept more small businesses running through mutliple generations and shifted their efforts from avoiding estate taxes to investing in America” Balderdash Eliminating the estate tax won’t create…

…of years the best way of improving the quality of human life has been to raise material living standards. We are the first generation to have got to the end…

…really going on is that older generations are taking from young generations on a ongoing basis. And we’ve consistently done too little, too late, looked too short-term. Well, guess what?…

…“It is a monstrous lie on this generation, and we can’t do that to them.” I don’t make predictions, but i wonder when was the last time that someone who…

…Why? Because without significant jobs growth, it’s unclear that we’ll see the wage, salary, and income generation needed for a healthy continuation of the deleveraging cycle. On the bright side,…

…a graduated rate that protects a reasonable nest egg for the next generation while serving as one method of limiting the concentration of wealth)– is to ensure the freedom of…