I was wondering what you all's opinions are on the elimination of the
dividend tax President Bush is endorsing.
In my opinion the recent recession has been caused by too much freely
available capital. Tech and growing companies have always argued that
because of double taxation it made more
I don't see how too much capital could cause a recession, or indeed how it's
possible to have too much capital. Do you mean too much credit, too much
borrowed capital? The notion of too much borrowed capital fits with both
Austrian and monetarist theories of recession.
Since I first studied
Question: At what can humans engage in economic behavior? Are there
studies showing when children learn to trade ?
Fabio
Humans start to engage in economic behavior as soon as they are born.
Trade is not a necessary characteristic of economic behavior. The issue is
rather whether
John, there has been plenty written in the academic
journals over the past decade debating your questions.
For theoretical arguements look up Tyler Cowen The
Economics of Anarchy in Economics and philosophy and
David Friedman's response. Dan Sutter's paper
Asymetric Power relations in Anarchy
Animals are economic actors.
as to:
For example, at what age are children able to understand
the concept of interest?- any baby knows that something is better now
then tommorrow.
At what age do children understand that exchange
can make you better off?- if you read the popular media, it seems
Oh, come on!! Animals are economic actors only in the most general sense.
Animals are economic actors.
as to:
For example, at what age are children able to understand
the concept of interest?- any baby knows that something is better now
then tommorrow.
That's not the same as interest.
--- fabio guillermo rojas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
By that logic, animals are economic
actors - animals seem to choose their actions.
To some degree, to the degree that choice is involved, some animals are
economic actors.
However, most animals seem to be controlled by genetic programming
Fabio-
You may profit from visiting the page of an old prof.
of mine at Oregon,
http://harbaugh.uoregon.edu/index.htm , specifically,
his Nanoeconomics? Pedianomics? The Economic Behavior
of Children Homepage, http://nanoeconomics.org/ .
I'm not sure what help it will be, but it's the best I
can
--- Tommie M. Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was wondering what you all's opinions are on the elimination of the
dividend tax President Bush is endorsing.
Given that the rest of the income tax code stays the same, it would be
better to have a tax credit for dividends, proportional to the
This is a great page! It's exactly what I was lookign for. Fabio
On Sat, 11 Jan 2003, john hull wrote:
Fabio-
You may profit from visiting the page of an old prof.
of mine at Oregon,
http://harbaugh.uoregon.edu/index.htm , specifically,
his Nanoeconomics? Pedianomics? The Economic
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