Understanding Taxes and The Economy
To understand the impact of taxes on the economy you first need to understand how the economy works. The vertical axis represents prices from high to low. The horizontal axis represents quantity or jobs from low to high. The demand curve, depicts the trade-off of goods. High priced goods in a normal econom...
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Understanding the Wall
Understanding Taxes and the Economy
Please enjoy our latest presentation on Taxes and the Economy.
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Better Tax – Consumption – Making American Great, Again.
In order to make America great again, we need to rethink our funding philosophy. Today, we place the burden of funding our government squarely on the backs of our businesses, our productivity. We have been doing this for over 100 years. It worked when the world was in ruin after World War II. With Japan flatten, most of Europe reduce... Mr. Trump – Great Job! so far but when substance matters you might strengthen your positions by…
Great Job! so far but if substance matters you might strengthen your positions by….
Mr. Trump - Great job so far. You have done a good job striking a cord with the frustrated in America. However as the process moves forward you might want to enhance some of your positions. Here are some suggestions.
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Federal Budgeting, Deficits and Debt
How to Eat an Elephant
How does one eat an elephant? The answer, of course…is…one bite at a time. It is such a simple and obvious answer. If you have something massive, break it down into small
parts. This is not really wisdom or insightful. It is not particularly astute. In fact, the concept to break down a large project i...
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parts. This is not really wisdom or insightful. It is not particularly astute. In fact, the concept to break down a large project i... Income vs. Consumption Taxation
The Sledge Hammer or the Scalpel
Since 1913 Americans have had a love-hate relationship with the income tax. As federal spending has grown from 2.5% of GDP in 1913, to 10% of GDP during the New Deal era, to 19% (average spending) of GDP during post WWII era and finally to 23% (average spending) of GDP during the age of Obama, the Income... The Problem with Mitt
If Mitt’s negatives are not stagnating his support, perhaps his positives are too weak? Mitt was a governor in a state that required him to work across the aisle. He was a very successful turnaround expert that despite Speaker Gingrich’s twisted assaults did create thousands of jobs. He has managed large...