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Why won't Obama run on a 90% tax rate?
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Which tax cuts stimulate the economy? | Tax Break
Almost all of the stimulative effect of tax cuts, Zidar found, results from tax cuts for the bottom 90 percent. A one percent of GDP tax cut for the bottom 90 percent results in 2.7 percentage points of GDP growth over a two-year period. The corresponding estimate for the top 10 percent is 0.13 percentage points and is insignificant statistically.
Why won't Obama run on a 90% tax rate?
1) there WAS NO SURPLUS and there has not been one since 1957want to balence the budget?
do what clinton did and we will have a bidget surplus AGAIN!
2) You want to balance the budget, stop having ~47% not having a stake in the game and cut the fucking spending
fuck off you lying sack of shit.
there was a budget surplus and that is fact
everyone has the same taxes on the same amount of money.
If you make billions YOU will be taxed the same as any billionaire.
get it dupe
I gave you people a study and all you did was deny it.
You only accept information you like.
guess what that makes your decisions worth?
partisan bather is their value
You're the biggest wingnut simpleton I've ever come across. Ever.
The austrian school of economics is veiwed by the vast majority of economists as the short bus school.
Its a fact they are the minority and out of favor with the experts in this world
That's right. Central planners want to centrally plan and think they know how to do it. Color me fucking shocked.
And yet, they fail miserably at it. They know the Austrian school is right, they just dont want to face the reality that they can't play economic god successfully. These modern "experts" in the field are witch doctors that do nothing but fuck shit up. And you're dumb enough to look to them for the solution.
Like I said, you're a fucking simpleton.
Which tax cuts stimulate the economy? | Tax Break
Almost all of the stimulative effect of tax cuts, Zidar found, results from tax cuts for the bottom 90 percent. A one percent of GDP tax cut for the bottom 90 percent results in 2.7 percentage points of GDP growth over a two-year period. The corresponding estimate for the top 10 percent is 0.13 percentage points and is insignificant statistically.
b-l-o-g opinionhe used exsisting real data on all the states.
Tax cuts for the wealthy did not show a job creation trend.
The austrian school of economics is veiwed by the vast majority of economists as the short bus school.
Its a fact they are the minority and out of favor with the experts in this world
That's right. Central planners want to centrally plan and think they know how to do it. Color me fucking shocked.
And yet, they fail miserably at it. They know the Austrian school is right, they just dont want to face the reality that they can't play economic god successfully. These modern "experts" in the field are witch doctors that do nothing but fuck shit up. And you're dumb enough to look to them for the solution.
Like I said, you're a fucking simpleton.
b-l-o-g opinionhe used exsisting real data on all the states.
Tax cuts for the wealthy did not show a job creation trend.
Which tax cuts stimulate the economy? | Tax Break
Almost all of the stimulative effect of tax cuts, Zidar found, results from tax cuts for the bottom 90 percent. A one percent of GDP tax cut for the bottom 90 percent results in 2.7 percentage points of GDP growth over a two-year period. The corresponding estimate for the top 10 percent is 0.13 percentage points and is insignificant statistically.
Owen M. Zidar, a graduate economics student at the University of California at Berkeley, and a former staff economist on the White House Council of Economic Advisers for President Obama, has taken another crack at it, sifting through the data, using the National Bureau of Economic Researchs tax simulation model. Zidar looked at state level income and economic data.
He reasoned that if tax cuts for high income earners generate substantial economic activity, then states with a large share of high income taxpayers should grow faster following a tax cut for high income earners. The data show that tax cuts at the top, though, do not result in faster growth in states with more high-earners.
Almost all of the stimulative effect of tax cuts, Zidar found, results from tax cuts for the bottom 90 percent. A one percent of GDP tax cut for the bottom 90 percent results in 2.7 percentage points of GDP growth over a two-year period. The corresponding estimate for the top 10 percent is 0.13 percentage points and is insignificant statistically.
1) there WAS NO SURPLUS and there has not been one since 1957want to balence the budget?
do what clinton did and we will have a bidget surplus AGAIN!
2) You want to balance the budget, stop having ~47% not having a stake in the game and cut the fucking spending
fuck off you lying sack of shit.
there was a budget surplus and that is fact