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Lew Spellman is a Professor of Finance at the University of Texas McCombs School of Business. The Spellman Report seeks to interpret current and future trends in the economy and financial markets from the perspective of history, theory, policy and market expectations.Videos
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Regulation, Gravity and The “Isms”: The Education of a President
This week, President Obama unveiled his proposals to enhance economic growth, create quality jobs, and create fairness in income distribution an approach he calls growing from the “middle out.” His plans call for income redistribution under the guise of income “fairness” that might reduce differences in income but at a cost of lower income for all. These lessons of the “isms” were learned centuries ago and relearned after the Great Depression but seemly must be relearned again. This will be an expensive education of a President. Continue reading
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Tagged Compliance costs, Economic growth, Gravity, Income redistribution, Laissez Faire, Middle-class income, Obama speeches, Regulation, Regulation as a macroeconomic policy, Regulatory Costs, Supply Side economics, Tax administrative costs, The Invisible Hand
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