The Great Recession dramatically reduced U.S. income inequality, according to a new analysis from the Tax Foundation. In fact, income inequality—at least as measured by the income share of the top 1 percent of earners—is back to where it was … read more
“President Conservative”—that is one obvious message you get from a word cloud of Mitt Romney’s CPAC speech from earlier this afternoon. Hey, no one gets points in a presidential race for subtlety:
It’s hardly an encouraging sign of a nation’s economic vitality when its most optimistic policymakers are its central bankers.
The expanding Internal Revenue Service scandal could hardly be any more Drudgeriffic.
It was an unusually feisty weekend in corners of the blogosphere and Twitterverse where dwell economists and economic-policy wonks.
