You could be forgiven if you don’t know where the candidates stand on immigration. With the financial market meltdown in full swing and a full-blown media circus surrounding $150,000 shopping sprees and fair-weather fans, the press hasn’t had much time to talk about immigration. The Brookings Institution has published this fact sheet comparing the candidate’s [...]
October 23, 2008
Obama and McCain – Where do they Stand on Immigration Reform?
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Tags: arizona, Barak Obama, business, california, economic policy, election, election 2008, florida, Immigration, issues, jobs, John McCain, McCain, new mexicao, Obama, Politics, polititics, public policy, wages
October 23, 2008
Recession Will be Three Times Deeper than Recent Ones – NYU Economist Nouriel Roubini’s Grim Economic Outlook
The worst is still ahead… Nouriel Roubini, (aka Dr. Doom), has been amazingly prescient with his accurate predictions of how the credit crisis would unfold. He spoke at an NYU-Stern School of Business Panel last week and predicted the financial-market meltdown would trigger a prolonged recession lasting 18-24 months and quite possibly more. He said [...]
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Tags: Barak Obama, biden, business, economic policy, Economics, economy, election, finance, housing, John McCain, McCain, money, mortgage, news, Obama, pennsylvania, personal finance, recession, subprim, Tax Policy, Taxes
October 23, 2008
Answer to Yesterday’s Poll Question…
What was the top marginal federal tax rate for individuals in 1955? And the correct answer to yesterday’s poll question is…
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Tags: Barak Obama, business, campaign, capital gains, election, election 2008, flat tax, income tax, issues, jobs, John McCain, McCain, Obama, Politics, polititics, progressive, progressive taxation, public policy, Tax, Tax Policy, Taxes, vote, voter, warren buffett
