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| | | | | [Usual Caveat: AI Generated translation (with slight edits) of a piece written in Italian] The distribution of income has become topical again in recent days, and it is likely going to be one of the issues that will characterize the debate on the global governance of the economy in the coming months. First, U.S. President... | |
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economicsfromthetopdown.com
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| | | | | Houses are getting more expensive. In this post, I look at the reasons why. | |
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conversableeconomist.com
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| | | | | A wealth tax is what it sounds like: a tax imposed not on income, but on wealth. The standard economic definition of wealth includes both nonfinancial assets like real estate and financial assets like stocks and bonds. Thus, a wealth tax doesn\'t care if the value of someone\'s wealth went up or down in the | |
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| | | Many tech jobs pay a portion of employee compensation in the form of equity. This is a great deal for companies: They get to defer paying you They get to pay you without burning cash If you quit before you vest, they don't have to pay you If you have a lot of unvested equity, you're less likely to leave How good a deal is this for employees, really? | ||
