It’s already a busy week and I cannot see myself writing anything new at the moment. Right now, however, is not an ideal time for me. I am planning to set aside some time later this week to work on… Read More ›
Politics
Notes on the “Tax Cuts and Jobs Act”
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, commonly known as the “Trump tax cuts,” is a flawed piece of legislation by Parliamentary standards. As I found out, its lack of popularity outside the Monroean Faction (Read: Republican Party) was a strategic… Read More ›
Update (5 December 2022)
My previous Update post mentioned that I was going to write another post about the “Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017.” Well, I have not forgotten about it, and I am going to get started on it as soon… Read More ›
“The Second Danger: A Warning from the Fatherland Front”
Bogumil, Interestingly, Dr. Edwin Rollett’s pamphlet contained, among other things, an historical documentation of how Pan-Germanic Socialism came into being and how it developed in the lands that was once part of the old Austro-Hungarian Empire. As we had concluded… Read More ›
Update (3 December 2022)
At the moment, I am writing a research paper about the “Trump tax cuts,” the Tax Cuts and Jobs (TCJA) Act of 2017. So far, I am two-thirds done with the research paper, and I am now at the stage… Read More ›
Update (2 December 2022)
There has been a serious setback in my schedule. I hate to say this, but I don’t think I will be able to write anything substantial until next Monday. A lot of paperwork and insurance documentation arrived at my desk… Read More ›
A Reading of “Capitalism’s Overlooked Contradiction: Wealth and Demographic Decline”
Recently, I took some time to write an article in the latest issue of American Affairs Journal. It was penned by the Irish Post-Keynesian economist Philip Pilkington entitled “Capitalism’s Overlooked Contradiction: Wealth and Demographic Decline.” The article was essentially a… Read More ›
Update (30 November 2022)
I would like to spend today reading up on the latest issue of American Affairs Journal. One of the articles that piqued my interest was penned by Philip Pilkington, the Irish Post-Keynesian economist who I mentioned in a Blog post… Read More ›
“Fiscal Federalism” and the Work-Standard (Pt. II of II)
The Jeffersonian conception of Fiscal Federalism is in many respects the result of the shared paradigm between Production for Profit and Production for Utility. It assumes its proper form within the US taxation system as it currently exists. The average… Read More ›
Excellent in Seoul: Singaporean blogger shares $350 round-excursion plane ride that will surprise you with leg place and scorching foods, Way of living News — Archynetys
In Singapore, fantastic items have to be shared, primarily when it will come to all issues Korean. Along with pop culture and food items, Singaporeans are obsessed with South Korea – building it 1 of most people’s go-to holiday vacation… Read More ›
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