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Tag Archives: taxes
Mitt Romney’s taxes — [LINKS]
- “Carried interests.” – 14%.
How and Economy Grows and Why it Crashes — [VIDEO]
Posted in Politics, The Global Economy
Tagged banking, banking crisis, banking system, banks, borrowing, credit, debt, debt ceiling, dollar, economic crisis, economy, financial crisis, GOP, Money, Peter Schiff, politicians, Politics, public debt, public spending, republicans, spending, spending cuts, tax collection, taxes, US banking system, US debt, US dollar, US economy, US politics, US public debt, US public spending, voters
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Much of what the government spends money on does more harm than good; this is particularly true over the past several years with the massive uncontrolled increase in government spending. I believe my business and non-profit investments are much more beneficial to societal well-being than sending more money to Washington. — [QUOTE]
Charles G. Koch in response to Warren Buffett.
Posted in Politics, The Global Economy
Tagged Charles G. Koch, Charles Koch, Freedom, Government, liberty, tax, taxes, Warren Buffett
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Arthur Laffer on taxes — [VIDEO]
CNBC.
Posted in Politics, The Global Economy
Tagged Arthur Laffer, economy, tax, taxes, US economy
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Extracting billions from Americans — [VIDEO]
Dylan Ratigan’s rant: In his own words:
Posted in Finance, Politics, The Global Economy
Tagged bank, banking, banking extraction, banking politicy, banking system, banks, bought Congress, democracy, Dylan Ratigan, economy, Ethics, Finance, Financial Markets, information, money creation, Politics, printing money, rant, rants, tax, tax evasion, tax extraction, taxes, trade, trade extraction, US Congress, US economy, US politics
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We have become a nation of beggars. — [VIDEO]
Today’s society doesn’t value hard work and innovation.
Posted in Economics, Politics, Psychology, The Global Economy
Tagged beggars, Business, economy, Freedom, freeloaders, growth, incentives, John Stossel, liberty, motivation, Politics, taxes, taxpayers, US economy, US government, US politics
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How big is the U.S. debt? – [VIDEO]
Posted in Finance, Politics, The Global Economy
Tagged Antony Davies, credit, debt, economy, GDP, interest, taxes, US debt, US economy
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Simon Johnson: The fiscal deal is irresponsible. – [VIDEO]
His Wikipedia entry. His (excellent) blog. Russ Roberts
Posted in Finance, Politics, The Global Economy
Tagged Economics, economy, fiscal policy, Politics, Simon Johnson, tax cuts, taxes, United States Of America, US economy, US government, US politics
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Rand Paul soon on US Senate = a good thing for the libertarian message (lot more TV appearances starting 2011) – [VIDEO]
Posted in News, Philosophy, Politics
Tagged entitlements, Freedom, governments, libertarianism, libertarians, liberty, public debt, public deficit, Rand Paul, retirement, social security, taxes, US budget, US deficit, US government, US Senate
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