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Nobel Laureate Economist Against Bush Tax Cuts
He says they're way too small.
Posted by Rand Simberg at October 12, 2004 10:04 AM
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skewing the odds of the Debate 3 Drinking Game
Excerpt:
1 drink for each mention of Prescott's work
2 additional drinks if the mention misinterprets Prescott's work
"Tax rates were not cut enough," he said.
Is it now 1 drink if Bush mentions, 2 if Kerry does, 3 if Kerry misinterprets, and 4 if B...
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Comments
I wonder what the weasel, Krugman, will have to say about his comments.
Posted by Bill Maron at October 12, 2004 01:38 PM
Screw Krugman. Ask Bob Barr
Posted by Bob Barr at October 12, 2004 04:40 PM
I gotta think there has to more to this. The 1986 tax cut, while cutting rates also chopped out many loopholes that the effective tax cut wasn't that high for most Americans. And the recession of the early nineties, as I recall, preceded the '93 tax hike. If he believes the U. S. economy of '94-'99 was depressed, the good professor has high expectations.
Posted by Duncan Young at October 12, 2004 08:01 PM
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