A Convenient Myth: Climate Risk and the Financial System
Politicians are using financial regulations to circumvent the legislative process.
Janet Yellen
Yellen: U.S. Must Keep Making Progress against COVID-19 to Control Inflation
The Treasury secretary predicted that prices could return to normal levels sometime in the second half of 2022 if the U.S. reins in the pandemic.
Inflation: Farewell to Transitory
The week of November 8: inflation, climate, antitrust, and much more.
U.S. GDP Growth Slows Dramatically in Third Quarter
The deceleration was likely exacerbated by ongoing supply-chain issues.
The Zillow Tax
The latest Biden proposal: an income tax on income that doesn’t actually exist.
A Breathtakingly Dishonest Tax Rant in the New York Times
Columnist Binyamin Appelbaum butchers the facts to tar Republicans as a threat to ‘the American experiment in multicultural democracy.’
If You’re Looking for a Good Primer on Why Taxing Unrealized Capital Gains Is a Bad Idea . . .
After Janet Yellen’s comments this weekend….
Treasury Secretary Yellen Expects Inflation to Persist until ‘Middle to End’ of 2022
‘This is temporary pains that result from a COVID economy,’ she said.
Democrats Walk Back IRS Reporting Rule
They have raised the threshold from $600 to $10,000 and added new exemptions for wage deposits and payments under federal programs.