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Tag Archives: population growth
Why Population Growth Should Be Part Of Our National Conversation
Our current tax system is unsustainable. Legalized tax evasion allows corporations to be “persons” in the political influence arena, yet excuses them from paying “income” taxes along with the rest of us. Estimates of tax monies lost this way range … Continue reading
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Tagged Bush Tax Cuts, corporate taxes, economic sustainability, population growth, tax fairness
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Balancing The Exceptional With The Unexceptional Is Good For The Economy
Recently, another adventuresome daredevil walked over a deep canyon, on a tightly stretched wire about 2 inches wide. Using a balancing pole, he crossed the canyon, in very windy conditions, with no nets below to catch him if he did … Continue reading
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Tagged American exceptionalism, population growth
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