Noah Smith & Brad DeLong’s 30:00 < [Length of Weekly Podcast] < 60:00
Key Insights:
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Financial arguments towards increased taxes which will have been considerably believable again within the days of 70% or so most particular person and 40% or so most capital beneficial properties tax charges merely don’t apply now.
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Proper-wing events that do not suppose they’ll credibly make the argument that cosseting their core constituencies is important for fast financial development seek for some non-economic cleavage during which the wealthy and the right-thinking poor, or the right-colored poor, could be on one aspect and the individuals who search a fairer and extra equal distribution of earnings and better taxes on the wealthy could be placed on the opposite—let’s all yell about vital race concept, and possibly they will not take note of the truth that we simply, you recognize, take all people’s cash.
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Capital to fund funding is de facto not a giant constraint proper now—incentivizing financial savings in monetary belongings actually is simply pushing on a string.
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Corporations with investments which have excessive societal worth in growth should be correctly incentivized—both by the scent of extra earnings subsequent 12 months from serving a bigger market with decrease prices of manufacturing by bigger scale, or by the federal government paying and so getting costs righter than the free market will get them.
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“Doge coin” is pronounced with a mushy “g” sound.
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No, Doge coin is just not named after the title of the pinnacle of state of the Venetian Republic
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Doge coin’s identify comes from the Homestar Runner line: “I need a doge”…
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Hexapodia!
References:
Len Burman (2021): Biden Would Shut Big Capital Positive aspects Loopholes—At Least For The Wealthy <https://www.taxpolicycenter.org/taxvox/biden-would-close-giant-capital-gains-loopholes-least-rich>
Peter Diamond & James Mirrlees (1971): Optimum Taxation and Public Manufacturing I: Manufacturing Effectivity <https://www.jstor.org/steady/1910538>
Peter Diamond & James Mirrlees (1971): Optimum Taxation and Public Manufacturing II: Tax Guidelines <https://belongings.aeaweb.org/asset-server/journals/aer/top20/61.3.261-278.pdf>
Ken Judd (1999): Optimum Taxation and Spending in Common Aggressive Development Fashions <http://darp.lse.ac.uk/PapersDB/Judd_(JPubE_99).pdf>
Paul Krugman (2021): Why Doesn’t Slicing Taxes on the Rich Work?<https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/30/opinion/tax-cuts-rich.html>
Jacob Lundberg & Johannes Nathell (2021): Tax Burden on Capital Revenue: Worldwide Comparability <https://taxfoundation.org/tax-burden-on-capital-income/>
Robert McClelland (2021): Avoiding Biden’s Proposed Capital Positive aspects Tax Hikes Gained’t Be So Straightforward. Or Will It? <https://www.taxpolicycenter.org/taxvox/avoiding-bidens-proposed-capital-gains-tax-hikes-wont-be-so-easy-or-will-it>
Alicia Munnell (2021): Biden’s Plan to Absolutely Tax Capital Positive aspects Is Good Coverage<https://www.marketwatch.com/story/bidens-plan-to-fully-tax-capital-gains-is-good-policy-11620658190>
Garrett Watson & Erica York (2021): Capital Acquire Charges Below Biden Tax Plan<https://taxfoundation.org/biden-capital-gains-tax-rates/>
Thomas Piketty & Emmanuel Saez (2012): A Principle of Optimum Capital Taxation <http://gesd.free.fr/w17989.pdf>
Ludwig Straub & Ivan Werning (2020): Constructive Lengthy-Run Capital Taxation: Chamley-Judd Revisited <https://www.aeaweb.org/articles?id=10.1257/aer.20150210>
Tax Basis (2017): Preliminary Particulars and Evaluation of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act <https://taxfoundation.org/final-tax-cuts-and-jobs-act-details-analysis/>
&, after all:
Vernor Vinge: A Hearth Upon the Deep <https://books.google.com/books?id=fCCWWgZ7d6UC>
<https://braddelong.substack.com/p/podcast-hexapodia-xiv-the-capital>