…in Tax Data Reporting, by Edward D. Kleinbard(USC): The impetus for this little paper was an op-ed by Ari Fleischer in the Wall Street Journal a couple of weeks ago…

…corporate income tax — in 2011, 7.9 percent.” “Red Ink” is an extraordinarily useful book. It is exactly what author David Wessel, economics editor for the Wall Street Journal, claims…

…again makes it to recommended links to read. Wed roundup at Scotusblog. Jess Bravin of the Wall Street Journal reviews the latest book by Justice Antonin Scalia and Bryan Garner….

…and lavish Wall Street pay. But striking changes in family structure have also broadened income gaps and posed new barriers to upward mobility. The advantage of comparing is to personalize…

…advisor Austan Goolsbee published a column in the Wall Street Journal entitled “The Supreme Court Rules, The Market Yawns,” noting only a small drop in the stock market (about 26…

…Care Act should (and, we predicted, would) be upheld as a constitutional exercise of the taxing power. Today’s Wall Street Journal ran an op-ed by Paul Moreno, titled “A Short…

…this, the sort of level of compensation that we generally have on Wall Street. And I would like to see that myth starting to be punctured in more public places….

…according to RePEc. Dear Professor Barro: I’m compelled to write after following your writings for many years, in response to your recent article (PDF) in the Wall Street Journal, your…

…others who have called for Dimon’s resignation include former Wall Street prosecutor and New York Governor Eliot Spitzer, Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman, Massachusetts Senatorial candidate Elizabeth Warren, and today,…

…regulators and politicians who don’t like Wall Street and don’t like being browbeaten by lobbyists end up allowing complex rules, too. EW: Here’s another way to look at what you…