…taken into account. With the possible exchange rate changes, total capital losses could easily total $50-$100 bn. The real significance of capital losses on the PBOC’s balance sheet is the…

…any sense. After all, if total discretionary spending went up only 5.5%, how is it possible for his chart to show all three separate components going up by that much…

…10-year budgetary effect = $1.4 trillion, or 25% of the total shortfall. Tax cuts: 10-year budgetary effect = $3.1 trillion, or 60% of the total shortfall. The conclusion is straightforward….

…of 85%). Labor takes the remaining 15% of their income and puts it into savings. Capital savings and labor savings then add together for the total of savings in the…

…savings but also the savings of governments and businesses. It is defined simply as a country’s GDP less its total consumption.” One can also use the % of total consumption…

…Foundation responds that it’s not trying to mislead anyone, it’s just comparing “total U.S. tax collections with total U.S. income.” Of course, if that were all it was really trying…

…the labor income distribution generally receives 25-30 percent of total labor income, whereas the top 10 percent of the capital income distribution always owns more than 50 percent of all…

…a total of $806,000, and the audit for 2013 shows a total of $771,000. These budget numbers cover about 40 USPS officers, so the average annual expense per officer would…

…Wall Street predation, the list is endless). It just shows the results: As wealth is transferred up to the rich, on the left, and wealth concentration increases, our total wealth…

…total: 7.2% n/a 2017 w/ TX adjustment: n/a 201,405 If we use the 2016 weekly seasonal adjustment of 1.18% for the adjusted 201,405 total, this gives us ~238,000. If we…