claim: "we know that tax cuts are remarkably un-stimulative when you compare them with different kinds of government spending."
author: rachel maddow
evidence_1: apr 29, 2015 ... the textbook answer was and is fiscal expansion: increase government spending  both to create jobs directly and to put money in consumers' pockets; cut ... the  textbook said you should do – that those of us who protested against the turn to  austerity were staking out some kind of heterodox, radical position.
evidence_2: groundwork for explaining the strategies of different countries over time. .... of  them hard. hong kong, singapore, and taiwan, however, experienced a  somewhat slower average rate of growth for the last four years – a fact that may  be related to .... government was heavily involved in attracting the kind of foreign  investment.
evidence_3: the government is focused on the simplification of licensing requirements and  tax codes, and it entered into a new arrangement with the imf for additional  financial and technical support. albania's .... like other countries in the region,  antigua's economy was severely hit by effects of the global economic recession  in 2009.
evidence_4: emerging global challenges; and (iii) it advises interested governments on the  ways and ... population distribution, urbanization,. internal migration and  development: an international perspective. united nations. department of  economic and social .... as cities grow, managing them becomes more complex  and their.
evidence_5: driving them, such as cross-country differences in wage and non-wage income  inequality, as well as in hours worked ... of the various types of taxes, the  personal income tax tends to be progressive, while social security ... tend to be  regressive. but progressivity could be strengthened by cutting back tax  expenditures that.