Corporate UK tax breaks to cost 20bn more than they generate, study finds
Corporate tax breaks are expected to impose a significant fiscal cost while generating only a fraction in fresh investment, questioning their efficacy.
Raise corporate tax rates! No, cut them! Maybe take a look first?- Harvard Gazette
The 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act shows limited benefits from corporate tax cuts, challenging partisan narratives on tax policy.
Corporate UK tax breaks to cost 20bn more than they generate, study finds
Corporate tax breaks are expected to impose a significant fiscal cost while generating only a fraction in fresh investment, questioning their efficacy.
Raise corporate tax rates! No, cut them! Maybe take a look first?- Harvard Gazette
The 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act shows limited benefits from corporate tax cuts, challenging partisan narratives on tax policy.
If Trump Wins: Immigration and Foreign Affairs | KQED
Potential Trump presidency could lead to stricter immigration enforcement and alterations in foreign alliances.
Extra cash for mental health would help UK more than new roads, study says
Investing in mental health services yields greater economic benefits than traditional infrastructure projects.
Government spending should prioritize wellbeing improvements, especially in health and education.
Kamala Harris' $25,000 down payment assistance plan is a band-aid fix for the housing crisis, Zillow's chief economist says. 3 policies that will actually help home affordability.
Down payment assistance proposals do not solve the underlying housing supply crisis, potentially worsening the situation instead.
NY at Work report: Cost of living most critical issue | Cornell Chronicle
The cost of living is the biggest issue for over 65% of poll respondents in New York.
Job alert: Berkeleyside is hiring an education reporter
Berkeleyside seeks an education reporter to cover challenges and successes within local schools and provide insights into educational policies affecting students.
More than 90,000 children in Ireland have 'ongoing need' for housing, as areas with longest lists revealed
6.6% of children under 18 are in households waiting for social housing, requiring significant state investment.
Over €35 billion is needed to build social housing for those currently in need.