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Tag Archives: social mobility
Dumb SEC Rule and the “Land of Limitations”
Before 2009 wage stagnation and rising inequality were all the fault of George W. Bush and his “tax cuts for the rich.” Now that these problems have become much worse under Barack Obama, they are “America’s problem” and “a long-term … Continue reading
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Tagged CEO compensation, Dood Frank, Portland Oregon, productivity, Regulation, SEC, social mobility, wage growth
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CBO Highlights ObamaCare’s Assault on Social Mobility
The new CBO Report further underscores a point we have been making for several years—Obamacare hurts employment growth in many ways: CBO concludes that the equivalent of nearly 2.5 million jobs will not be filled because if you earn too … Continue reading
Implications of a Part-Time America
Economists are slowly, belatedly noticing how Obamacare will shift the U.S. labor force toward part-time work, something I have been writing about for a few years. The obvious avenue is the 50/30 rule–employers must provide insurance if they employ 50 … Continue reading
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Tagged income inequality, labor force growth, Obamacare, part-time employment, social mobility
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