and how the federal deficit may be reigned in with a little bipartisan friend of mine.
assumed de facto;
disposable income anno 2023 in the us economy; some 20 trillion $ -
where about 1/2 is wages after tax, and the other 1/2 is pension folks.
proposed measure;
a flexible federal deficit tax of 1-5% per anno on all wages for x years,
at estimated average tax-rate of some 28,5% on current wages (oecd),
would raise about 128 billion $ a year per 1% of temporary deficit tax,
at the cost of 792.000 jobs in the private sector, as demand will ease -
and a capital gain/dividend tax of 1,5% on all 401k/brokerage accounts,
will raise about 148 billion $ a year at the cost of some 1.167.000 jobs -
which will bring down the trade imbalance from the entire world to the us,
and lower the interest rate of us federal T-bills by a reasonable percentage.
the above job losses were derived by applying a simple labour market rate,
with annual gdp over employs in the workplace, and imports at harbor-side.
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if the state department could muscle the american continents into compliance,
and europe will follow suit, flight from the capital gain tax will be miniscule
&
the reduced trade deficit for the usa, and a bucket full of reserved currencies,
will smooth our coming transition towards a more balanced world economy.
as the us is also facing a renovation of its crumbled & dusty infra-structure,
and have to secure a more local supply chain in the socalled friend-shoring,
the above ease in thou private sector, will get picked up by federal demand,
for a 10 year period, until the deficit is brought down by internal turnover.
hereby a weber sort of proposal to your annual conundrum on the budget,
which may also become a bargainin chip for your perceived adversaries.
with kind regards;
chairman of det liberale højre.
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source material & calculations in support of the above assumptions;
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the 2 recently updated xcel charts contains a proposal to bring the tax brackets of the danish & the american fiscal policy into a flexible 30-40% range as soon as possible, supported by a balanced federal budget for both of these 2 economies going forward, based upon key economic indicators from mid 2023 - whereby responsible elected stewards in those 2 economies, may adjust their current tax brackets, according to more contemporary conjunctures.
pundits within economics & fiscal policy are welcome to apply these 2 models based upon conditions from their home turf, and - hope to see you all at the trade fairs, as we continue this transition, towards a more balanced and sustainable world economy.
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århus nydelige havne-anlæg fra 70'erne, før de 2 skrækkelige nye renoveringer.
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