The first time I remember hearing about the Laffer Curve was in Ferris Buehler's Day Off. Here we have a scene in which future voters learn about about economic issues:
(Introducing the Laffer Curve "Something DOO Economics" to Future Voters)
Ben Stein, mainly conservative, doesn't see that taxing the rich (starting at incomes of $1 million) more will slow the economy or result in a higher unemployment rate. Couldn't embed the video, but see it at this link. It's funny:
Ben Stein and Wayne Rogers Debate O'Reilly on Taxing the Rich
More from Ben Stein on taxing the rich:
(Ben Stein: The Super Rich Not Paying Enough; No Date Correlating Lower Tax Rates for Rich with Higher Economic Growth; The Whole Basis for Supply Side Lacks Data)
(6/26/11; If we don't raise taxes, we'll face a credit down-grade; Ben was right on that one.)
(Taxing the Super-Rich is Fair and We Need to Do It, But We Should Raise Taxes on Everyone)
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