…writer does not come with a label indicating their immigration status at birth. When we deny education, we are not protecting America. We are diminishing it. The challenge to Plyler is particularly…

…a slide projector and screen and (c) a way to label and store all the images. Online music streaming: NO. I grew up with vinyl and tapes (reel-to-reel, cassettes and…

…as deep as their coverage is extensive. Topics include world trade, industrial production, U.S. Government programs, and major regulatory issues. 2010 FINS from The Wall Street Journal named Linda Beale’s…

…resource, and domestic productivity. The US with a faltering economy, an unproductive large labor pool, and an emphasis on financial and Wall Street gambling may be no longer able to…

…of the laughingstock napkin-drawn Laffer “curve” projecting his view that cutting revenues from taxes increases revenues), “The States are leading a pro-growth rebellion,” Wall St. Journal, Feb. 11-12, 2012, at…

by Linda Beale Nader Argues for a Financial Transactions Tax Ralph Nader provided an op-ed on the question of a financial transaction tax, “Time for a Tax on Speculation,” Wall…

…David Weidner’s “writing on the wall” column for Nov. 2, 2010 comments on “Paying for Wall Street’s Prosperity: Loophole could cost taxpayers $70 billion“. What loophole? That “carried interest” provision…

by Linda Beale crossposted with Ataxingmatter Estate tax and extension of Bush cuts generally According to an interview with Treasury’s Michael Mundaca reported in the Wall St. J. today (Sept….

…terms that don’t produce real pain. So Goldman got a deal with essentially a $550 million price tag, which, as the weekend Wall St. Journal editorial notes, is “a mere…

…cultural practices were the household boundaries, first the threshold to the house, then the yard, typically marked by a wall or hedge. Each dileneated an area of special authority for…