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2020-10-08 <
https://www.krugmantoday.com/october-2020
>
Paul here is actually much… kinder on the Republican economists who were
claiming that the 2017 tax cut would boost investment spending in America by
$800 billion a year, boost economic growth by 0.4
%
-points per year, and quite
possibly pay for itself.
Paul seems to say that they simply have not kept up with recent research, and do
not know recent discoveries about the limits and forms of international capital
mobility, and about how it is not business but structures investment that is
income elastic.
But these are all things that I knew when I got into this business back in 1980.
So I say: NAAAAHHHH!!!!
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> 2020-10-11
Paul Krugman: KrugmanToday—Why the 2017 Tax Cut
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