Sony Kapoor, 10.14.2009
Ex-investment banker and Managing Director of Re-Define
The financial crisis, the biggest in living memory, has tilted the political and financial landscape in a direction that makes Tobin Taxes not just more desirable but also much easier to implement.
Esther J. Cepeda, 10.01.2009
Opinion journalist and an expert on the issues of U.S. Hispanics/Latinos
Big Business is not as interested in making big plans or big money with big ideas as they are in blaming Washington for all that ultimately ails you.
Harry Moroz, 01.05.2009
Drum Major Institute for Public Policy
I've written a fair amount lately about being less concerned with growing budget deficits than stimulating the failing economy. Beyond yearning for a...
Jeff Madrick, 11.28.2008
Director of policy research, Schwartz Center for Economic Policy Analysis, New School
If we don't stimulate the economy, tax revenues will fall far faster and deficits rise, anyway. But they won't be the deficits of constructive investment. They will be the deficits caused by unnecessarily lost wealth.
Neil Grossman, 04.14.2008
This country owes its existence to the inequity of taxation without representation.