Econoclasts: The Rebels Who Sparked the Supply-Side Revolution and Restored American ProsperityThe definitive history of supply-side economics—the most consequential economic counterrevolution of the twentieth century—and an incredibly timely work that reveals the foundations of America's prosperity at a time when those very foundations are under attack. |
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... capital - gains rates was that capital - gains taxes in recent years had been paid on losses . Moreover , the effect was large . As Feldstein summarized it in the Wall Street Journal : “ We found that in 1973 individuals paid capital - ...
... capital - gains rates was that capital - gains taxes in recent years had been paid on losses . Moreover , the effect was large . As Feldstein summarized it in the Wall Street Journal : “ We found that in 1973 individuals paid capital - ...
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... capital - gains results , as opposed to his own set of 25,000 individual tax returns . The CEA paper indulged in " a major fallacy " by analyzing , and the emphasis is in Feldstein's original , " the meaningless ratio of total capital ...
... capital - gains results , as opposed to his own set of 25,000 individual tax returns . The CEA paper indulged in " a major fallacy " by analyzing , and the emphasis is in Feldstein's original , " the meaningless ratio of total capital ...
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... capital - gains taxes was 49 percent on account of both statutory capital - gains rates and the minimum tax . 34. " Stupendous Steiger , " WSJ , Apr. 26 , 1978 ; Evans and Novak , “ Losing Credibility Over Capital Gains , " May 25 ...
... capital - gains taxes was 49 percent on account of both statutory capital - gains rates and the minimum tax . 34. " Stupendous Steiger , " WSJ , Apr. 26 , 1978 ; Evans and Novak , “ Losing Credibility Over Capital Gains , " May 25 ...
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