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    such as this one being spelled out for us should assist our consideration for who is running our current democracy and how we can take part in the decision-making process. Time is of the essence to bring America back to their feet. By elevating the tax bracket to the top 1 percent, it will enable budget deficits that have already seen overwhelming cuts, to possess a more secure infrastructure (119). Meaning, concerns of healthcare and education would not be a battle to live and learn but a…

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    measures for policy stance. Namely, tax revenue as a percentage of state income, state infrastructure spending as a percentage share of capital outlays in total state government expenditure, and whether a state has a right-to-work laws. All coefficients for political competition are significant. That tells us that political competition strongly correlated with pro-business policy choices. Especially, the increase of political competition decreases the percentage of tax revenue of state income,…

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    Ethical Theory and Test Analysis The following section of this study will dissect the two opposing tax systems and analyze them through the lenses of two major ethical theories, Universalism, and Rawls’ Distributive Justice Theory. Both theories will discuss the three ethical questions presented in the beginning of this paper and present which theory most closely aligns to the principles of each theory. Universalism seeks to create a system in which all participants would be willing to see…

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    In Part four of Common Sense Economics, Gwartney et al talk about the “Twelve Key Elements of Practical Personal Finance.” They introduce this part of the book by talking about today’s Americans and their incredibly high-income levels. As income rises, doubts about financial security start to rise as well, but financial insecurity is mainly the result of the choices we make, not the incomes we earn. Gwartney et al’s goal is to enhance people’s ability to choose options that will lead to a more…

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    Some ways in which we classify people is by race/ethnicity, income level, age and body type/ weight. The classification of Income level is split into 3 classes: Lower-class, Middle-class - working class, lower-middle and upper-middle- and Upper-class. Income classification is important to how much in taxes you pay out, because the more money you make, the higher the percentage the government takes out of your taxable income. Income is also important to how much credit you can put on a credit…

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    will be covered is abortion, taxes, immigration, military spending, and gun control. Do you know if you are a Republican or Democratic? If not after this paper you will know if your a Republican or Democratic. Are you for abortion? Do you like strict tax laws? How do you feel on immigration? Do we need protection or any military spending? Do you want to be able to feel protected and not insecure? I will clarify the differences between to two political parties. Abortion is the deliberate…

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    past, it also provided general revenue sharing. In matching grants, the amount received by states and localities depends on the amount they spend. Indirect aid is provided by the exemption from taxation of interest on state and local bonds and the tax deductibility of state and local income and property taxes. 2. The arguments favoring local over federal provision of public goods are that local governments will be more responsive to the community's needs and preferences and have greater…

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    Immanuel Kant On Goodwill

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    The first question actually refers to morality since both are related. Immanuel Kant(1724/1804) was one of the most prolific philosophers of his time he evaluated the idea of goodwill and how one can attain it. “Goodwill” according to Kant is absolutely the only thing that we most posses to carry out a moral act. In his believes our actions are only well intended if there is goodwill in them. In other words, a good action cannot be executed without goodwill and it could be bad to others. I…

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    Inequality Essay

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    Does the location of any country on the list in Figure 8.4 surprise you? Why? What shocked me was India’s Gini Index score of 36.8. I have always had this image that India suffered from extreme poverty and unequal income distributions. Finding it lower on the list (lower than the United State), makes me reevaluate the assumption that the media and television portray. Where do developing and developed countries tend to fall on the list? Why do you think this is so? According to the…

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    such venues. The municipal bonds used to fund these new stadiums are typically backed by the federal government to exempt the franchises from income taxes. State and local governments need to eliminate stadium subsidies because the loss of federal tax revenues is higher than the subsidy for high-income taxpayers. Any regulation a government imposes…

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