…of silence about the recovery from the 1920s Depression because it shows that if the government does nothing (with the possible exception of cutting taxes), the economy will roar, as…

by Linda Beale Detroit’s spring, anti-government rhetoric, and the importance of paying taxes Dear Readers: As you know, I’ve been offline for a few days. Spent a very nice holiday…

…seem to be “cutting taxes.” So let’s cut to the chase and focus on taxes that people pay. On second thought, make that everything that people pay the gubmint, because…

…the current Congress is hell bent on massively raising taxes in 2011, we are likely to dip back into recession by then, if not before. Remember, taxes have a multiplier…

…doubt you could find a single person on the right of the political spectrum who would tell you that taxes don’t affect economic growth. They all believe taxes affect growth….

…spending equates to ‘slashing’ that budget and proposes that the answer is just to agree on abolishing corporate taxes and continuing lower taxes on the wealthy? Well no, it is…

…Here it is crucial that people sincerely honestly think that AIG-FP managers have finked. Thus the effect on expectations of future taxes is “If we do something that most people…

…policies are tax cuts for rich people. Their hero Reagan signed into law a huge tax increase on the non-rich (Greenspan commission proposals). In practice they cut taxes for rich…

…putting them on the “Uncle Sam Payment Plan”© the same as if you have unpaid income taxes. The USPP© would provide for the following: • Balance of payoff added as…

…“big cheeses” a lesson. Politically what Mr. Obama said was smart in the short run to get votes, but wrong in the long run since it sends the wrong signal…