A stunning
report released by the University of Michigan’s National Poverty Center reveals that the number of US households living on less than $2 per person per day—
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too stupid as always!!! your lib commie numbers don't include welfare, food stamps, housing, education, roads, national defense, healthcare, etc etc which come to about $60,000 per year.
See why we say liberalism is based in pure ignorance?
for 76th time are you a communist dumbto3??
"$60,000 per year"
They're driving Cadi's too right? lol
The welfare/warfare state you so love, can't sustain itself when more and more Americans are not contributing to it, but taking from it. So...the end is near.
Another month, another attempt by the BLS to mask the collapse in the US labor force with a goalseeked seasonally-adjusted surge in waiter, bartender and other low-paying jobs. Case in point: after a modest rebound by 0.1% in November, the labor participation rate just slid once more, dropping to 62.7%,
or the lowest print since December 1977. This happened because the number of
Americans not in the labor forced soared by 451,000 in December, far outpacing the 111,000 jobs added according to the Household Survey, and is the primary reason why the number of uenmployed Americans dropped by 383,000.
And another chart that will not be mentioned anywhere: the Civilian Employment to Population Ratio: at 59.2%, it is now unchanged for 4 months in a row.
FIRST, THE US BY FAR IS A RICH NATION, THOUGH WE HAVE TO MUCH OF THE PIE IN THE WRONG HANDS, WE AREN'T GOING TO GO BK OR ANYTHING. PERHAPS If THOSE 'JOB CREATORS' PAID A HIGHER PERCENTAGE OF THEIR INCOMES LIKE THEY DID 1945-1980 IN TAXES, INSTEAD OF THE CONSERVATIVES/GOP BLOWING THEM FOR EVERYTHING THEY ARE WORTH???
80% of the population owns 5% of the wealth.
Who Rules America Wealth Income and Power
The middle class has been eviscerated
STUDY: These Charts Show There's Almost No Correlation Between Tax Rates and GDP
These Charts Show There s Probably No Correlation Between Tax Rates and GDP - Business Insider
Capital Gains Tax Rates and Economic Growth (or not)
If you read the editorial page of the Wall Street Journal (or surf around the nether regions of Forbes.com), you may come to the conclusion that no aspect of tax policy is more important for economic growth than the way we tax capital gains. You’d be wrong
Capital Gains Tax Rates and Economic Growth or not - Forbes
LPR?
OH THE NEW MEME SINCE OBAMA HAS SEEN 11+ MILLION PRIVATE SECTOR JOBS CREATED UNDER HIM SINCE HITTING BUSH'S BOTTOM FEB 2010
Demographics have always played a big role in the rise and fall of the labor force.
Between 1960 and 2000, the labor force in the United States surged from 59 percent to a peak of 67.3 percent. That was largely due to the fact that more women were entering the labor force while improvements in health and information technology allowed Americans to work more years.
But since 2000, the labor force rate has been steadily declining as the baby-boom generation has been retiring.
Because of this, the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago expects the labor force participation rate to be lower in 2020 than it is today, regardless of how well the economy does.
In a March report titled “Dispelling an Urban Legend,” Dean Maki, an economist at Barclays Capital, found that
demographics accounted for a majority of the drop in the participation rate since 2002.
The incredible shrinking labor force - The Washington Post
WHAT OTHER MEME YOU WANT DEMOLISHED BUBBA?
SINCE YOU LIKE PICS:
CBO finds that, between 1979 and 2007, income grew by:
275 percent for the top 1 percent of households,
65 percent for the next 19 percent,
Just under 40 percent for the next 60 percent, and
18 percent for the bottom 20 percent.
The share of income going to higher-income households rose, while the share going to lower-income households fell.
The top fifth of the population saw a 10-percentage-point increase in their share of after-tax income.
Most of that growth went to the top 1 percent of the population.
All other groups saw their shares decline by 2 to 3 percentage points.
Trends in the Distribution of Household Income Between 1979 and 2007 Congressional Budget Office
Non-Partisan Congressional Tax Report Debunks Core Conservative Economic Theory
The conclusion?
Lowering the tax rates on the wealthy and top earners in America do not appear to have any impact on the nation’s economic growth.
This paragraph from
the report says it all—
“The reduction in the top tax rates appears to be uncorrelated with saving, investment and productivity growth. The top tax rates appear to have little or no relation to the size of the economic pie.
However, the top tax rate reductions appear to be associated with the increasing concentration of income at the top of the income distribution.”
Non-Partisan Congressional Tax Report Debunks Core Conservative Economic Theory-GOP Suppresses Study - Forbes













