At http://www.capmag.com/article.asp?ID=2686, Economist Walter Williams discusses the subject called the “incidence of taxation,” and indicates corporations either push higher taxes onto consumers in the form of higher prices or cut back on prouduction costs (laying off employees and possibly even going out of business).

At http://article.nationalreview.com/?q=MGYxYWM4NjkxMjUwMzBhZDAwNTg2NjZmYmU5MWU2ZmQ=,Larry Kudlow, Economics Editor for the National Review wrote:

“The Wall Street Journal’s Steve Moore has done the math on Obama’s tax plan. He says it will add up to a 39.6 percent personal income tax, a 52.2 percent combined income and payroll tax, a 28 percent capital-gains tax, a 39.6 percent dividends tax, and a 55 percent estate tax.

Not only is Obama the big-spending candidate, he’s also the very-high-tax candidate. And what he wants to tax is capital.

Doesn’t Obama understand the vital role of capital formation in creating businesses and jobs? Doesn’t he understand that without capital, businesses can’t expand their operations and hire more workers?

Dan Henninger, writing in Thursday’s Wall Street Journal, notes that Obama’s is a profoundly pessimistic message. “Strip away the new coat of paint from the Obama message and what you find is not only familiar,” writes Henninger. “It’s a downer.”

Obama wants you to believe that America is in trouble, and that it can only be cured with a big lurch to the left. Take from the rich and give to the non-rich. Redistribute income and wealth. It’s an age-old recipe for economic disaster. It completely ignores incentives for entrepreneurs, small family-owned businesses, and investors. You can’t have capitalism without capital. But Obama would penalize capital, be it capital from corporations or investors. This will only harm, and not advance, opportunities for middle-class workers.

Obama believes he can use government, and not free markets, to drive the economy. But on taxes, trade, and regulation, Obama’s program is anti-growth. A President Obama would steer us in the social-market direction of Western Europe, which has produced only stagnant economies down through the years.”

32. Which of the following countries have the HIGHEST GNI PER CAPITA?
A. Saudi Arabia and Kuwait
B. Mexico and Spain
C. Japan and Switzerland
D. India and China
E. Germany and the United States

33. The percentage of Americans who move each year?
A. Is less than 3 percent
B. Is more than 50 percent
C. Is about 13 percent
D. Is about 36 percent
E. Difficult to estimate because some people move within the same town
34. A Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA):
A. Contains one city of 500,000 or more
B. Is an integrated economic and social unit having a large population nucleus
C. Is a consolidated set of cities and suburbs
D. Consists of one or more counties which must contain a total population of at least 2,000,000
E. Both C and D are required for an area to be designated an MSA

35. Mobility has an important bearing on marketing planning. Approximately what percent of Americans move each year?
A. 3 percent
B. 13 percent
C. 36 percent
D. 50 percent
E. 63 pe

It would be nice to pretend that the republicans are full of great economic ideas that benefit the country, but time after time, they present plans that turn out to be devastating to people.

So why on earth should they be trusted now?

ie:
SSI investment in the market.
Deregulation of Insurance, Mortgage and Banking industries.
Free Trade
Deregulation of Outsourcing to increase competition
etc….

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