Big Pharma and Big Media

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@Zeppelin795

Here is a 65 year old economic study on how the economics have worked out.

This isn’t even remotely what that analysis is about. [quote=“Zeppelin795, post:296, topic:229191”]
The tax rate used to be much higher even with loopholes and deductions but the GDP was higher. How is this possible?
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Because they’re two entirely different things… [quote=“Zeppelin795, post:296, topic:229191”]
GDP was higher.
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Huh?

Real Gross Domestic Product

@Zeppelin795

It is what your side hangs on to so to give off plausible deniability.

You don’t even know what “side” I’m on.

Guess you forgot about this:

@anon50325502

@Zeppelin795

Then what happened in the 50’s and 60’s when the tax rate for an individual peaked around 91% and the corporate tax peaked around 51%, I believe. The economy should have collapsed according right-economists, right?

Do you understand what the difference is between a statutory tax rate and an effective tax rate?

Here is lefty loony bloomberg on what you’re asking:
http://www.bloombergview.com/articles/2013-01-02/1950s-tax-fantasy-is-a-republican-nightmare

Sanders Campaign Could Win In Spite of Corporate Media Spin

Then what happened in the 50’s and 60’s when the tax rate for an individual peaked around 91% and the corporate tax peaked around 51%, I believe. The economy should have collapsed according right-economists, right?