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Tag Archives: Unemployment
Good News, Everyone!
by Brian K. White Unemployment took a turn for the better, with 216,000 new jobs added to payroll last month. And while USA Today reported that 2010 saw median incomes rise 2.1%, it also reported that median CEO pay jumped 27% … Continue reading
Take 2: Could Employing Tax Cuts Tax Employment?
Waaaaaay back in September I posted my first article at 538 Refugees. In it, I concluded that there was an inverse relationship between the top income tax rate and employment growth. Now that the President and Congress are discussing the … Continue reading
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Tagged Bureau of Labor Statistics, Congressional Budget Office, Income tax, Tax, Tax rate, Taxation, Unemployment
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My Great Depression
As it seems pretty likely now that we will have a Republican House with a Democratic Senate and President starting late January and I’ve begun to think about the economic impact. Obviously, even if the party predictions are spot on, there … Continue reading
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Tagged Federal Reserve System, Great Depression, Unemployment, United States Congress
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