Daily Economy News
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The IRS Is So 100th Century and Late
Why should Americans be held accountable to pay taxes if the IRS has a history of exposing taxpayer information and not complying with the law, and it can barely keep it together on their self-proclaimed busiest day of the year?
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“Fair Share” Is the Demand Never Satisfied
Even with the latest reform, the US tax system remains very progressive, with the top 20 percent of income earners paying 87 percent of total income-tax revenue.
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Money Moves: Cardi B Knows What’s Up with Taxes
Just in time for tax season, hip-hop sweetheart Cardi B went on an epic video rant to her 21 million Instagram followers about government accountability.
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New York Opts for Congestion over Pricing
In choosing to put off implementing tolls, policymakers have decided that addressing New York City’s congestion isn’t worth challenging those vested in the transportation status quo.
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5 Reasons Why Economics Deserves STEM Recognition
Economics is part of the social sciences, as it studies human behavior. But economists employ mathematics at a fundamental level, from developing models and projections to communicating findings.
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The “Assault Weapons” Farce
Many law-abiding Americans rely on firearms classified as “assault weapons” for self-defense. It’s unacceptable to base policy decisions on raw emotions just because of a firearm’s menacing appearance.
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Dollarization the Cure to Venezuela’s Hyperinflation
In Ecuador, for instance, the 1999 dollarization has brought economic stability, kept inflation at bay, and even neutralized the effects of plenty of misguided policies introduced by former President Rafael Correa, a Maduro ally.
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Land Confiscation Is South Africa’s Nail in the Coffin
South Africa is now at a critical juncture. Expropriation with a racial twist will only revive the spirit of apartheid, but this time in reverse.
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Don’t Believe Olympic-Bid Estimates
It is not just Canada; every single Olympic Games for which data was available exploded its budget, without exception. The Olympics are so grossly miscalculated that the authors concluded that they “have the highest average cost overrun of any type of mega-project.”
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Why Banks Should Fear Amazon
During the last two decades, Amazon has transformed from exclusively selling books online to offering products that are used by more than half of US households.
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The IRS Is So 100th Century and Late
Why should Americans be held accountable to pay taxes if the IRS has a history of exposing taxpayer information and not complying with the law, and it can barely keep it together on their self-proclaimed busiest day of the year?
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•
“Fair Share” Is the Demand Never Satisfied
Even with the latest reform, the US tax system remains very progressive, with the top 20 percent of income earners paying 87 percent of total income-tax revenue.
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•
Money Moves: Cardi B Knows What’s Up with Taxes
Just in time for tax season, hip-hop sweetheart Cardi B went on an epic video rant to her 21 million Instagram followers about government accountability.
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•
New York Opts for Congestion over Pricing
In choosing to put off implementing tolls, policymakers have decided that addressing New York City’s congestion isn’t worth challenging those vested in the transportation status quo.
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•
5 Reasons Why Economics Deserves STEM Recognition
Economics is part of the social sciences, as it studies human behavior. But economists employ mathematics at a fundamental level, from developing models and projections to communicating findings.
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•
The “Assault Weapons” Farce
Many law-abiding Americans rely on firearms classified as “assault weapons” for self-defense. It’s unacceptable to base policy decisions on raw emotions just because of a firearm’s menacing appearance.
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•
Dollarization the Cure to Venezuela’s Hyperinflation
In Ecuador, for instance, the 1999 dollarization has brought economic stability, kept inflation at bay, and even neutralized the effects of plenty of misguided policies introduced by former President Rafael Correa, a Maduro ally.
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•
Land Confiscation Is South Africa’s Nail in the Coffin
South Africa is now at a critical juncture. Expropriation with a racial twist will only revive the spirit of apartheid, but this time in reverse.
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•
Don’t Believe Olympic-Bid Estimates
It is not just Canada; every single Olympic Games for which data was available exploded its budget, without exception. The Olympics are so grossly miscalculated that the authors concluded that they “have the highest average cost overrun of any type of mega-project.”
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•
Why Banks Should Fear Amazon
During the last two decades, Amazon has transformed from exclusively selling books online to offering products that are used by more than half of US households.