... greatest wealth, as measured by per capita gross national product and median income, do not necessa...Although the United States is the wealthiest nation in the world and s...
Thomas Kilgannon's "Woes beyond oil-for-food" (Commentary, Thursday) is replete with inaccuracies. For example, he incorrectly says that a commitment by countries at the Monterrey Conference in 2002 to target 0.7 percent of their Gross National Product for development is an "annual U.N.-imposed $75 billion tax on the American economy." The United States did join the Monterrey Consensus, committing to increase Official Development Assistance (ODA) - which is development aid and not a "U.N.-imposed tax," channeled directly to recipient governments and voluntary organizations, with only a minuscule proportion disbursed through the United Nations. Indeed, the United States played a leading role in the creation of the ODA concept, which goes back decades. This administration has pledged to f...
Since Joseph Brennan of the Connecticut Business & Industry Association is so adamantly opposed to the idea of state government requiring large businesses to provide a certain level of health coverage for their employees, I wonder whether he considers it OK that Wal-Mart, and probably others, pay their employees so little that many cannot afford the health insurance offered by their employer and are eligible for taxpayer-subsidized health care. If so, would he be willing to put the considerable weight of his organization behind the concept of completely relieving Connecticut employers of the burden of providing health insurance by making all Connecticut residents eligible for taxpayer-subsidized health insurance? This is the practice in most advanced countries, and it costs them a small...
More than half the world's money passes almost undetected through a series of financial black holes that shelter it from not only the tax collector but from shareholders, partners and wives, a Tribune- Review investigation found. Once employed by gangsters such as Meyer Lansky and Lucky Luciano, these secret bank accounts have grown so vast and lawless that some experts tell the Trib they fear the amount of money involved threatens societies from China to Africa, Europe and the United States. World leaders railed against the impact of secret havens during the G20 summit in Pittsburgh three years ago.
... contrast, the Commerce Department pegs the gross national product of the United States at more than...
... estimate of the Chain-Type Price Index for Gross Domestic Product published by the United States De... ?Fixed-Weighted Price Index for Gross National Product, 1982 Weights? published by the United Sta...
More than half the world's money passes almost undetected through a series of financial black holes that shelter it from not only the tax collector but from shareholders, partners and wives, a Tribune- Review investigation found. Once employed by gangsters such as Meyer Lansky and Lucky Luciano, these secret bank accounts have grown so vast and lawless that some experts tell the Trib they fear the amount of money involved threatens societies from China to Africa, Europe and the United States. World leaders railed against the impact of secret havens during the G20 summit in Pittsburgh three years ago.
... contrast, the Commerce Department pegs the gross national product of the United States at more than...
More than half the world's money passes almost undetected through a series of financial black holes that shelter it from not only the tax collector but from shareholders, partners and wives, a Tribune- Review investigation found. Once employed by gangsters such as Meyer Lansky and Lucky Luciano, these secret bank accounts have grown so vast and lawless that some experts tell the Trib they fear the amount of money involved threatens societies from China to Africa, Europe and the United States. World leaders railed against the impact of secret havens during the G20 summit in Pittsburgh three years ago.
... contrast, the Commerce Department pegs the gross national product of the United States at more than...
... is in excess of 25 percent of the amount of gross income stated in the return,"§6501(e)(1)(A). Res...U. S. 837. See National Cable & Telecommunications Assn. v. BrandX Interne...)clarify that prescription; and if the product is constitutional the courts obey. I hardly think...
More than half the world's money passes almost undetected through a series of financial black holes that shelter it from not only the tax collector but from shareholders, partners and wives, a Tribune- Review investigation found. Once employed by gangsters such as Meyer Lansky and Lucky Luciano, these secret bank accounts have grown so vast and lawless that some experts tell the Trib they fear the amount of money involved threatens societies from China to Africa, Europe and the United States. World leaders railed against the impact of secret havens during the G20 summit in Pittsburgh three years ago.
... contrast, the Commerce Department pegs the gross national product of the United States at more than...
... a reflection of the wants and needs of the United States, the victor in war and thus the designer of... had been the case in World War I under production czar Herbert Hoover. The Fed played a secondary ro...gross national product of that era, the United States an...
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