To summarize, I see little evidence to support the claims of either the Democrats or Republicans. The tax bill is certainly not revolutionary, although it does have some useful reforms. But it also boosts the budget deficit, which is bad for investment. There has been increased regulation in some areas and reduced regulation in others. In addition, there have been no significant moves to slow the growth in overall government spending.Read the whole blog entry. Scott Sumner is always worth reading.
Friday, December 29, 2017
An excellent post by Scott Sumner
One key point that caught my attention:
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From two graduates of the Suffolk University PhD program in Economics I had the pleasure of knowing and working with over the years. Here...
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Worth a read from Alan Blinder: "A Brief Introduction to Trade Economics: Why deficits are normal, especially for a country like the...
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