…excessive power of capital income to set wages and move money globally as they see fit, for example, tax havens offshore. Wages are low. Import prices are falling. Just think…

…is unable to tax the rich.. if businesses are unable to raise labor’s real wages faster than productivity growth… if business is unable to lower CEO pay… if off-shore tax…

…all these factors may reverse in this century. 1945, obviously, is steadily receding from view. Tax competition may well spell the end of capital taxation. Finally the slowdown of demographic…

…the 21st century. One could go further, of course, by adding a financial transactions tax (I hope to write about this soon) and shutting down tax havens. To return to…

…business, because the decisions pertain to corporate income tax rather than personal income tax, but the amount of revenue lost on the corporate tax alone is a very big deal….

…in Competing for Capital, subsidies to capital exacerbate income inequality (post-tax, post-subsidy). This effect will be magnified if the incentives are flowing primarily to large firms rather than smaller ones,…

…interest is how many of the top twelve are known banking centers and tax havens. Ireland (#4) isn’t holding $266 bn on its own account, Great Britain (#7) includes Crown…

…loophole that allows large profitable corporations to defer taxes on income stashed in offshore tax havens to avoid paying less taxes. 6) Using the revenue from ending that deferral loophole…

…“Presidents, Impeachment, and Political Accountability.” MC Havens, DM McNeil – Presidential Studies Quarterly, 1978. This article contains a brief historical note on recall and discussion of the implications of recall…

…Fred Trump used federal funding to build what became known as Beach Haven and what Woody would call “Bitch Havens” in time and after discovering the racism of Fred Trump….