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»Trumps disruptiver Regierungsstil kann eine Chance für Progressive sein«

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By Rakeen Mabud, Lukas Scholle
| Surplus Verified
Die Harvard-Ökonomin Rakeen Mabud hat die wichtigsten Strategien der Trump-Administration untersucht. Progressive Kräfte sollten daraus lernen, erklärt sie im Interview mit Lukas Scholle. – 8 Minuten Lesedauer Collage: Surplus Lukas Scholle: In Ihrer jüngsten Forschungsarbeit befassen Sie sich mit der autoritären Machtausübung Donald Trumps. Worum geht es im Kern? Rakeen Mabud: Die momentane Situation erscheint äußerst chaotisch.
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“Econ 101” briefing on taxing multinationals brings Hill staffers up to speed on U.S. role in coordinating global crack-down on tax avoidance

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By David Mitchell, Rakeen Mabud, Janelle Jones, Michael Linden
| equitablegrowth.org
The Washington Center for Equitable Growth last week hosted a briefing for Capitol Hill staffers on multinational corporate tax trends and policies—another in our “Econ 101” series for Hill staffers. Over the past few decades, multinationals corporations have grown into economic giants, accounting for more than 30 percent of global Gross Domestic Product and dominating international trade flows.
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Who Gains from Corporate Tax Cuts?

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By Ezgi Kurt, Rakeen Mabud, Janelle Jones, Michael Linden
| equitablegrowth.org
Download File 112724-WP-Who Gains from Corporate Tax Cuts-Cloyne Kurt and Surico Authors: James Cloyne, University of California, Davis Ezgi Kurt, Bentley University Paolo Surico, London Business School Abstract: Goods producers increase their capital expenditure and employment in response to a cut in marginal corporate income tax rates or an increase in investment tax credits. In contrast, companies in the service sector mostly use any tax windfall to increase dividend payouts.
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