Nacho González
@nacho2g.bsky.social
Economist. Assistant Professor at American University. Washington DC - Madrid. https://www.ignacioglz.com/
gracias, jorge! la verdad es que tampoco hay tanta diferencia entre fiscal policy redistributiva y un aumento del salario mínimo de esa magnitud.
June 17, 2025 at 7:29 PM
gracias, jorge! la verdad es que tampoco hay tanta diferencia entre fiscal policy redistributiva y un aumento del salario mínimo de esa magnitud.
I saw Risch present his pass-through work recently: ~80–90% of tax costs/benefits go to owners, just ~10–20% to workers—and mostly the top 30% of them, as you say. This is just rent-sharing, not broad-based wage growth. Using Risch's work to defend QBI deduction totally misrepresents it.
May 21, 2025 at 6:51 PM
I saw Risch present his pass-through work recently: ~80–90% of tax costs/benefits go to owners, just ~10–20% to workers—and mostly the top 30% of them, as you say. This is just rent-sharing, not broad-based wage growth. Using Risch's work to defend QBI deduction totally misrepresents it.
Check out his website to learn more about his work: vasudeva-ram.github.io
https://vasudeva-ram.github.io/"
November 27, 2024 at 8:58 PM
Check out his website to learn more about his work: vasudeva-ram.github.io