Capitalism is not
just an economic theory of infusing profits into businesses to produce more goods.
Not exact matches
In
theory, Occupy was a protest against
economic inequality, a reaction not
just to the gap between «the 1 %» and «the 99 %,» but to the widening of that gap in the years following the financial crisis of 2008 and 2009.
Well, if you look at Sweden, reality
just confirmed that beloved
economic theory.
A large part of the Dollar's strength (beyond «
just» the data) post - the election has been based upon this, where if the corporate tax rate were cut to say 20 %, the Dollar would by
economic theory have to then appreciate 20 % (and of course too, an additional «tax factor» driving the USD bull - thesis is that a meaningful chunk of $ 2.5 T of profits held overseas by US corporates would be repatriated following a «business friendly» incentive package / one - time cut to the repatriation tax to say 8 - 10 %).
When we turn to the view of the human, the implications of the metaphysics I have proposed are
just as contrary to those of the dominant
economic theory.
It was
just harder to formulate
economic theory incorporating complications like that.
Just like I mentioned before, we can take advantage of the supply and demand
economic theory and sell our books when the supply is short and demand is high, forcing the prices to rise.
Instead of
just noting conventional
economic theories, you could do a great service by exposing Dot Earth and NYT readers to alternative
economic perspectives.
But with AGW
theory we also have an
economic issue:
just as we have the legal tax on the economy as a result of more and more regulation — with AGW
theory — we have the bureaucrat tax.
But you
just can't let go of your idea that, according to your
economic theory, it might cheaper and easier for someone else at some unspecified time in the future to scoop up your poop, can you?
It isn't the end of modern
economic theory, economists don't rely on continual growth to work their
theories, they are
just as happy to tell you how much your shrinking as how much your growing.
Our
theory has been that the institutions will come back at some point in the future because, with over Three Million people, the Inland Empire is
just too large an
economic environment to ignore.
It is
just more trickle down
economic theory coming into play.
«The «new normal» isn't
just about
economic theory,» Rosenberg says.