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Posters, flyers, online ads are all shooting out around the NYC area! If you are in town this Friday night please join us!
"It's a sign! The sickest show of the year is THIS FRIDAY!!"
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Posters, flyers, online ads are all shooting out around the NYC area! If you are in town this Friday night please join us!
"It's a sign! The sickest show of the year is THIS FRIDAY!!"
For more info: facebook.com/events/640798396029276
I recently performed a live show in London. It was the first show of a tour in Europe which would take me to Stockholm, a week in Berlin and end in Stuttgart. The event took place at Electrowerkz which also hosts Slimelight. I performed at Slimelight before so I knew the venue would be perfect. I should mention I also one performed at one of the Drop the Bomb events in London too. At that show I notoriously hooked the wrong piece of equipment to a transformer and almost burned the place down.
After a few hours sleep and soundcheck I took a taxi to another event for a book release. The book "Some Wear Leather Some Wear Lace" is an essay and photo book on Post Punk and Goth. It has a photo of me in it (page 46) so I spent a few hours listening to UK goth DJs, drinking wine and well showing everyone who would bare me blabbing on page 46! I made it back to Electrowerkz an hour before my show and paced backstage for a bit. I think you can ask anyone who performs that the hour before getting on stage is the worst. Everything almost always goes perfectly but until you get in front of people and scream the first lyric your mind imagines everything going wrong.
With a good amount of smoke and proper lighting I did my thing. I performed some new songs I am testing for my next album. One song in particular is really working. It's a track I am collaborating on with a guy named Daniel Olarte. He's from Bogota but is living in NYC. He's worked David Carretta and is a name to watch. The other DJs of the night (Jerome Hill, Chris Redmond, Tom E C, etc…) were playing some hard acid and some nice old Disintegrator tracks (thanks for that guys!). After the show I was kindly handed two ecstacy pills. I knew I had to leave for Sweden early the next morning and I would never do such things anyway ;)… so I handed them off to a friend and got the hell out of there in one piece. Chris (DJ Manga) and Tom Chamberlain were great hosts so a big thank you to them for being patient while I put the tour together and making this happen. Thanks to 303 PHOTO for most of these great shots. To see the full photo set: click here
"44 City and Elektrofied are proud to present The Horrorist! Making a very rare, exclusive appearance in the UK, Oliver Chesler will fly over from New York to headline a night of Techno and Electro spread over two rooms in Electrowerkz, London." – Elektrofied
For more info: facebook.com/events/1452944798292460
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I have a lot of live shows and DJ gigs coming up. Here's a few that are happening this and next month:
August 29, 2014 – Gigors (Near Lyon), France – The Freakshow Festival
September 12, 2014 – London, UK – One Night in London City
September 13, 2014 – Stockholm, Sweden – Special event with Flexiwave!
Link and more info soon! (DJ SET)
September 17, 2014 – Berlin, Germany – Special EBM event!
More info soon! (DJ SET)
September 20, 2014 – Stuttgart, Germany – One Night at InTEKKnatioN
"Making a very rare, exclusive appearance in the UK, Oliver Chesler will fly over from New York to headline a night of Techno and Electro spread over two rooms in Electrowerkz, London." – Electrowerkz
For more info: thehorrorist.com
This weekend I (The Horrorist) am performing in Newcastle UK and Dortmund, Germany. Friday night in Newcastle is the last night ever of a long running event called "Milk the Cow". As people say goodbye they will be of course going berserk and I am ready to lose it with them. That event will be a mixed techno, electro all the way to hard stuff type of crowd. I have a tough journey to Dortmund starting early the next day. It's simply not that easy to get from Newcastle to Dortmund so I have a long layover in Heathrow getting me into Dusseldorf at 19:45. After a drive to Dortmund there won't be much time to rest before the event. That event is a birthday party for a friend of mine Sascha Blank. I say birthday part but it's really a huge hardcore techno event with a large amount of DJs and several rooms. I'm looking forward to catching up with Marc Acardipane and some other old friends I haven't seen in a while. For both shows I have 3 new songs to test live. As usual I will be reporting when I can via social media and then a full report here when I return.
"Let us take you into the future with Oliver Chesler aka The Horrorist coming Live & direct from New York City . Dark sleazy techno, narcotic techno percussion and hardcore rave stabs are brought to life with his vocal driven cold wave electro. Chris Liebing , Ricardo Villalobos and Chris Liberator have all remixed his classic track One Night in New York City and he appeared in the classic Depeche Mode documentary 101. This guy is a true creative genius, defys genre and holds legendary status. We're very excited to welcome The Horrorist to Newcastle.
Die HEADLINER an diesem Tage und in der Nacht sind 2 Mannschaften die es in sich haben, 2 Gruppen voller Gegensätze und doch zig Gemeinsamkeiten. 2 Mannschaften die es wert sind befeiert zu werden und mit wunderbarer Musik beschallt zu werden."
Newcastle info: facebook.com/events/151052468396612
Dortmund info: facebook.com/events/472305462848384
Here's a set of photos from my live show last month in Scotland. The event was in a town near Edinburgh called Rosyth. It was for an old friend David Booney at a properly sick named party Nosebleed. As you can see you don't really come to my show if your looking for a calming experience. Even if you don't like the music I will give you a show though. Besides the new outfits I played quite a lot of new songs. I even played some slow stuff at this full hardcore event. As long as you engage with the audience and let them have enough of what they want you can get away with stuff like that. DJ Smurf and Loftgroover also did there thing (both fun and interesting people). Booney had a long afterparty at his house and I made some new friends for sure. See that photo of a truck? That was my ride to the airport (thanks again Billy!). To see the full set on flickr: click here
For more info: thehorrorist.com and facebook.com/thehorrorist
Here are two versions of Depeche Mode's Here is the House. Both are very different than the album version. The demo version shows how simply they start the writing process. The lyrics are also different as in the demo he says "Colors and Shapes Merge Together" instead of "Body and Soul". Both these versions let you hear the amazing guitar line after the the 1st verse. When the fans clap to the guitar in the live version it always brings me to tears. There are people like us.
"So we stay at home and I'm by your side and you know what's going on inside. Inside my heart. Inside this house. And I just want to let it out for you." – Martin L. Gore
I'm back from East Germany. The trip was great but exhausting. No matter how much healthy eating and elliptical training a 40 year old can do prepares you for the body attack two live shows like this take from you. It's not just the hours of full volume vocals it's the long flights, drives between cities and lack of sleep. I wouldn't trade it for anything but I am feeling the pain today. A funny note: When I got to my car at JKF long term parking I had a flat. I fixed it and then the spare blew! After a 9 hour flight that's just wrong.
For the full set of photos: flickr.com/photos/thingstocomerecords
This weekend I am playing two live shows in East Germany in the same night. I play at The Sky Club in Leipzig from 2:00AM – 3:00AM and I play an large event called Hard & Smart in an abandoned sugar factory from 4:30AM – 5:30AM. I've done this kind of thing before but I always laugh a little thinking how crazy it is (especially considering I am flying from NYC to do it). Everything could go smoothly because the booking agency will be driving me and watching the clock. Howver, I do wonder if I will start my show on time at the Alte Zuckerfabrik (Old Sugar Factory). Reason being I played there before and it get so crowded it's hard to get to the stage and set up without people stopping you to chat. Here's a photo from the last time I played there:
I will test out a few new songs and if I am not too sweaty I will break out the iPhone and use sampleToy (iTunes link) live. Before each show I send out a Madmimi promotion. I highly recommend Madmimi for email marketing. You can see the latest one here: http://mim.io/570f2
Madmimi recent also created mini sign up forms you can embed on your websites like this one below the contact form on my record label's website: thingstocome.com/contact/
If I have internet in my hotel I will surely report in!
The Horrorist Live – Malta 2010 from Oliver Chesler on Vimeo.
Well I finally have a few hours this afternoon to chillout. Day job plus night job took its toll on me. After my weekend in Malta I had to report to the energy business early Monday. I'm not complaining at all its just coffee isn't working on me anymore. As you can see from the video above I did my best letting the people of Malta know where they live, "Malta!". I know its silly in the video but at 2:00AM it worked just fine. I played a new intro and a new song during the set and I was pleased. I love surprising DJs who don't know my show with my antics. Billy Nasty took it in stride and smartly played some good party techno after my set.
"Malta, officially the Republic of Malta (Maltese: Repubblika ta' Malta), is a developed southern European country and consists of an archipelago situated centrally in the Mediterranean, 93 km south of Sicily and 288 km north-east of Tunisia, with Gibraltar 1,826 km to the west and Alexandria 1,510 km to the east." – WIkipedia.org
The promoters of this event SHIFT are always fun and professional. Visit them here: shiftmalta.com
I'm not a "love anything Iggy ever did" kind of fan. I love the same Iggy and the Stooges songs every hipster goes for such as I Wanna Be Your Dog and Gimme Danger. If by some bizzare chance you don't know those two song do yourself a favor and click the titles and listen to some greatness. Today's video shows you there was a time it was perfectly acceptable to be high on cocaine and on television. I remember watching an interview with Iggy in the 90's where he went off on David Crosby for being fat, eating meat and being "establishment". All press is good press.


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Is it possible to cut out the wallboard where the bathroom mirrors are and build in a medicine cabinet framed with 2x4's and then reattach the mirror with the added support of say 3/8 inch plywood backing and molding to make it look good. Attached with some reasonable heavy duty hinges? Or would it be to heavy and collapse the wall.
Or do you know of a better solution that would create medicine cabinets for me in both bathrooms. The under sink cabinet just isn't enough.
Your home sounds like mine. I can fit certain size cosmetic bottles in my medicine cabinet, but most won't fit. I just bought a medicine cabinet pulled from an old home. Works just as fine. I would opt for that instead of building one. It will save you money. You can find them through Craigslist or good wills.


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5BR den/4.5BA Villa Bellagio is located on the quiet cove in Cayman Kai (within Rum Point) on the north coast. This two story private villa is a great family or couples choice and offers a white sand barefoot beach amid palm trees that offer guests shade from the Caribbean sun. 5BR Villa Bellagio is configured to meet the needs of the large family with children of all ages.
The Cayman Kai Cove is quiet clear water with a sandy beach...but it is more for boating than swimming. If you might care to rent a boat or jet ski for some of your vacation, you need to rent a villa on the cove, or one that has a mooring in calm water within Cayman kai (the services will not permit boat rental for oceanfront villas with a protective reef). The cove bottom is soft and there are no corals to attract the fish. So for barefoot swimming or snorkeling; our guests who rent the villas on the cove walk the 5 minutes around the end of the cove to the famous Rum Point Club.
Many windows and sliding doors to the pool area. The extremely well-equipped backyard has a small child swing, sand toys, bicycles, kayaks, paddle boat or sail boat; the family that owns the villa also manages the villa equipment rental service on island..so this villa is usually well stocked for fun! .
Sunset is a wonderful time in Cayman Kai. Villa Bellagio faces west for the lowering sun, and cocktail hour around the pool or sitting under the pool cabana is very enjoyable. With the pool facing the west..the setting sun provides a wonderful warm end to an active day of snorkeling, SCUBA diving or just relaxing in Grand Cayman.
(2) Oceanfront King Master Suites with balconies, (2) King Bedroom suites; (1) Twin Bedroom and downstairs den with pull out sofa.
White sand barefoot beach with chairs and hammock under the trees. Propane BBQ.
Accommodates up to 12 people (10 adults max.); Excellent 1-2 family villa as well as a 3-5 couples villa. Twins can be made up as a king bed.
All rates INCLUDE Government Occupancy tax.
Modern kitchen and dining area, central A/C, WiFi Internet access included. Plasma TV and stereo in Living room. Two parking spaces out front.
$3,000 damage deposit waived with purchase of $39 CSA Damage Deposit Insurance.
20% Discount for September and October
(12 Adults, 12 Max):
$5,950/wk (15 Apr - 15 Dec)
$7,245/wk (15 Dec - 15 Apr)
(10 Adults, 10 Max):
$5,460/wk (15 Apr - 15 Dec)
$6,755/wk (15 Dec - 15 Apr)
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$6,055/wk (15 Dec - 15 Apr)
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$5,565/wk (15 Apr - 15 Dec)
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Minimum age of 25 yrs old to lease any of the villas and lessee must occupy the villa during the entirety of the rental period.
Unusual to the Grand Cayman villa rental market, we are "Caymanian" born and raised. Having visited and lived in other destinations, we would not choose anywhere else to call home! Living on the island and visiting our vacation home regularly enables us to maintain our island getaway on a more personal basis, being on island allows us to also have a keen awareness of surrounding properties as well; thereby giving us a clear insight into the value that we offer our guests.
Jim Leavitt purchased this villa in 2003
Cayman Kai is one of the few remaining Cayman seaside communities on Grand Cayman that still offer visitors the "Caymanian" charm and hospitality which made the Cayman islands a top Caribbean tourist destination and when we decided to build an island retreat, there was no other location that would compare. The peace, tranquility and Grand Cayman island vacation flare, found only in Cayman Kai, is framed with upscale vacation villas, quaint vacation rentals and island retreats, all of which have been seamlessly merged with unique and traditional island style beach bars and restaurants. The area also has many beach activities conveniently located within walking distance to our Grand Cayman villa. Beach activities include kayaking, Jet Ski rentals, boat and dive trip operations, beach volleyball and more.
Our stay at Villa Bellagio was fantastic. The house was very well appointed and clean. Every amenity was included. Snorkeling in the bay was a great addition. We seen a huge starfish, plenty of giant lobsters and many fish within a few easy swim strokes of the house. Thanks Lisa and we look forward to returning in the future.
We stayed at Tropical Breeze for two and a half weeks Jan-Feb 2009, and we loved it. Driving there is easy, and being central it is not too far from anywhere, and especially convenient for sites such as Rhum Point, the Botanical Gardens and the Mastic Trail. It was also interesting just to wander around the back streets of Bodden around by the Mission House; all the people we met were extremely friendly. We had a room at the front - which was worth it for us for the view - and the road can be a bit noisy at the start and end of the work day, but we spent a lot of time sitting on the front veranda just relaxing and watching the view and the sunsets and didn't find the traffic to be a problem. We spent some time on the little beach almost every day. It is not a classic sandy beach, but a good exploring beach & great to relax in the hammocks or benches and just listen to the sound of the sea, and we also did quite a lot of snorkelling there. You do have to get out past some turtle grass to get to clear sand & coral, but it's worth it as there were lots of the pretty fish, butterflies and juvenile angels, as well as octopus and barracuda to look out for. You also have the option of the pool which is nice for sitting around in the sun and taking a quick dip. There are several outside spaces looking over the sea or the garden to suit different times of day & to watch different wildlife, the birds & all the butterflies plus the frogs and lizards.It is only a 5-10 minute drive to the big supermarkets & the Caybrew brewery is conveniently on the way from the airport so you can pick up initial supplies. We didn't opt for the catered breakfast as we were happy to fend for ourselves, and the house is well equipped with everything you need. There was enough equipment and space in the communal areas that we did not feel crowded even if the house was full. If you want active nightlife all the time then it may not the place to choose, but the Lighthouse restaurant and South Coast Bar/Grill are in walking distance, and there is also a little Paradise bar/café in Bodden with a balcony over the beach. The house has a stock of books & videos etc but we were too busy relaxing to find time to watch them.Lisa & Marcia were really helpful with advice about the island and flexible about our arrival and leaving times. Everything is described accurately on the web site so you know exactly what you are getting, everything lived up or exceeded our expectation
We spent a lovely 4 days in Grand Cayman March 2009. We were looking for an affordable place to stay, since we would be out most of the time. Tropical Breeze was affordable, but at the same time very nice. I don't think we missed out on anything that the higher priced resorts have. If you want a full service resort, then stay on 7 mile beach. If you don't mind doing things yourself, i.e. making the bed, hanging up your towels and changing the toilet paper roll, then you can't bet Tropical Breeze. The location is out of the hustle and bustle and the drive to either side of the island is very easy. We did not use the beach at the B&B, but it was beautiful to look at from our room when we were getting ready to head out for the day. The only drawback that I could find is the road in front of the B&B is noisy. So, if this is a problem for you, then a room in the back of the house would be better. We stayed in the front of the house and it was a little noisy. We actually recommended this place while we were there to some vacationers that were very unhappy with the Morritts Resort. I highly recommend it and we will stay there again when we are in GC.
Our family recently stayed at the Tropical Breeze from 12/27/08-1/3/09, and we thought it was a wonderful vacation spot and would recommend it to anyone looking for a relaxing and lovely place to stay while visiting the Caymans.
There are 16 individuals in our family (14 adults and 2 children), and we were exceptionally pleased with the amount of privacy and space the home allows. Due to the size of this particular home, each couple in our group was allowed their own bedroom with private bath, and each room has its own mini fridge and television. This is our 7th annual family vacation together, and to find this type of comfort for the price we paid to stay at the Tropical Breeze is very rare.
Before arriving in the Cayman Islands, Lisa, the owner, was extremely helpful in assisting our group in locating a rental car company, recommending a food delivery service, and answering any and every question we had about the home and the island. Upon arriving to the Tropical Breeze, we found the house to be clean, well stocked, and very welcoming. We were easily able to cook many meals in the home's two kitchens without missing a single utensil, plate, pan, or cooking tool. In addition, the rental property is equipped with floats, sand toys, extra towels, and basic cleaning and sunbathing supplies for its guests to use while staying there.
We particularly loved the location of the Tropical Breeze. Being that it is located in the central part of the island, it is only a short drive to various area beaches, shopping, restaurants, or any other necessity you might need while staying there. In addition, it is located just far enough away from 7 mile Beach that you avoid the commercialism of that area and are far enough away from all the hustle and bustle of that part of the island that you are surrounded by an extreme amount of seclusion and natural beauty.
I hope to return to the Cayman Islands soon, and when I do, I will definitely be staying at the Tropical Breeze!
Our ladies church group did a retreat at Tropical Breeze B&B in May 2008. The accommodation were far better than we expected. The rooms were beautifully decorated, and all had private TV and fridges. The living area was comfortable and we enjoyed sitting around watching TV and talking. The entire place was immaculate.
The sunset was beautiful to watch as was the sunrise. We had a wonderful time in the garden as well as the beach. The water is crystal clear and beautiful despite the turtle grass and the snorkeling the best we've experienced - large lobsters, colorful fish and much more. We really enjoyed our time there at Tropical Breeze and will be returning.
Our stay at Tropical Breeze was absolutely wonderful! The relaxing, tropical atmosphere added immensely to our women's retreat! The rooms were clean and comfortable and and outdoor cabana and pool area were both gorgeous! We will definitely be back, keep up the good work! :) Thank you!
God bless,
Rachael Zimmer
I stayed for one week at the Tropical Breeze B&B at Breakers from April 20-27, 2008. I have nothing but positive comments to make. My room was clean, spacious and private; and the bed was very comfortable. Surprising how many stations were available on the TV (approx. 20). The air conditioning worked very well plus had an overhead fan. The gift basket of breakfast food, fruit and snacks was really a nice surprise! Nicest surprise was the fully equipped kitchen - large stove, full size refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher, plus all dishes and utensils and a working gas grill on the pool deck! And free local phone calls - much appreciated.
This was my first trip to the Caymans. I'm a scuba diver and found the diving just off-shore to be as good as the boat diving, and much less expensive. The reef at Tropical Breeze is very healthy, more so than any I've seen, with a very nice variety of corals and creatures. And it's only 90 feet from the front porch to the water's edge - I walked it off. 150 yards out and it's still only 4 ft deep or less. I saw many interesting creatures - eel, puffer fish, lobsters, squid, sergeant majors, angel fish, all relatively tame, and more living conch than I've ever seen.
Marcia was very gracious and helpful with information about the island.
This is a very peaceful place to stay, away from the bustle of 7-Mile Beach and perfect for those who don't mind socializing some with those they share the house with. It is likely the very best value on an island with high accommodation costs. You will find the price of everything in the way of food or drink is 50% higher than the States, so having a fully equipped kitchen should not be underestimated. If I return, I will not shop around -this is where I will stay.
Payment is usually accepted in the quoted currency (US Dollar) unless the currency and the amount is specifically agreed in advance with the owner / advertiser.
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I sampled this quickly at new perfume boutique while travelling in Seattle. It was pouring rain outside, but the perfume is warm. It's mystifying....I don't instantly know what it is I'm smelling (I guess that's the "Strange" part).It smells of the earth. The patchouli and vetiver have married one another and are living on an old Southern plantation? The vanilla is barely there. On a man...I think this would make my knees weak.
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Looks like I am in to black fauna these days. Maybe because it is something one can do full tilt without colors, and I am very much in to Ink and brush work. Practicing my skills for my next comic. Have something very special in mind for the finish this time around.
Did this one with Black India Ink, a Windsor & Newton Cotman brush No14. and a POSCA white out pen, on real cheap scrap paper
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Thank you, I missed it. Must look in more often :) I will….promise :)
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Environmental weeds in Australia and New Zealand: issues and approaches to management
Article first published online: 24 DEC 2001
DOI: 10.1046/j.1442-9993.2000.01081.x
Austral Ecology
Volume 25, Issue 5, pages 425–444, October 2000
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Last month, U.S. President Barack Obama called income inequality in the United States the "defining challenge of our time." Unfortunately, the president's nod to raising the minimum wage and transfer payments offers little hope for the success he seeks. The heated arguments for these moves miss the critical step toward reducing income disparities: economic inclusion, the ability to work and earn in the economy. Bold action is needed — and is best taken through tax reform rather than an expansion of the welfare state.
Analysis of the weak earnings prospects of many Americans portrays a contest between those claiming the mantle of economic dynamism and those backing inclusion. An emphasis on dynamism — opportunities for commercially viable innovation — stresses the supremacy of economic growth: A rising tide lifts all boats. The president's misconception of inclusion casts it as combating inequality via a higher minimum wage and enhanced unemployment insurance. But dynamism and true inclusion are not in opposition, particularly when more people are able to participate — obtaining rewarding work and a self-sustaining income. What is needed is a policy that furthers both objectives.
By focusing on low-paid workers, the president's effort on the minimum wage seems to advance inclusion but ultimately does not. A higher minimum wage raises neither hours worked nor employment. Indeed, a core failure of a higher minimum wage as an anti-poverty tool is that it does not tackle joblessness.
In fact, a higher wage almost surely reduces employment, as David Neumark and William Wascher's survey of empirical studies on the minimum wage concluded. And the costs of a higher minimum wage are borne by lower employment, lost profits to employers and higher prices for consumers — an odd way to fund a social objective.
Similarly, a critical test for a growth agenda is that it generate inclusion — mass prosperity, not just for the top earners. Such inclusion is good for its own sake: The difference between median earnings and those of low-skilled workers widened not only after the 2007-09 financial crisis but also before, and the tepid recovery has done little to narrow the gap. Moreover, supporting job creation and bolstering income from wages mean greater employment as well as a benefit in talent development and experience — to say nothing of the satisfaction — that work provides.
The economic-growth-lifts-all-boats camp needs to confront the question of what happens when growth alone fails to generate inclusion. When our leaders address a lack of inclusion by increasing transfer payments, many commentators respond with the unfortunate and inapt terms "maker" and "taker." The maker-taker distinction stigmatizes a group that depends on the welfare state through unemployment insurance or disability or early retirement benefits. While the growth-maker narrative may celebrate the benefits of dynamism for some, a paean to inclusion it is not.
A policy shift in favour of mass prosperity — dynamism and inclusion — is best conducted via fundamental tax reform. The discussion and policies to be considered, however, should look different from those in the present debate. The Obama administration has supported raising taxes on high-income earners and corporations to pay for expanded benefits to low-income Americans. Such an approach is unlikely to raise labour demand or labour-market earnings for those or other workers.
The opposing view, by contrast, centers on classic tax reform of "broaden the base, lower the rates." Unlike the Obama administration proposals, this tax reform will increase capital accumulation, economic growth and employment. But it is insufficient for increasing the inclusion of low-wage workers, whose incomes may not benefit fully from economic growth.
Two elements of tax reform stand out in an agenda for dynamism and inclusion. For employees, the tax code does little to encourage human capital formation, education or skills development. For many Americans, a simplification and expansion of education-related deductions would be a positive step. With an eye toward raising inclusion in the labour force, one could consider a voucher for low-income individuals for education, training, tuition or their children's education.
A second employee-based approach builds on the earned-income tax credit, which promotes work as it reduces poverty. While successful, the credit could be improved if inclusion were the goal. As currently constructed, the credit mixes support for families with a tax credit on earnings. Increasing the credit for childless workers to an amount closer to that for families with children would augment the direct work incentive and help counter poverty among the working poor.
Greater support for inclusion through training and worker or employment subsidies must be financed, of course. Options include a consumption-based tax reform to substitute for payroll taxes, high marginal tax rates on wages and/or progressive reductions in the growth of Social Security and Medicare benefits.
Making progress on dynamism and inclusion requires a shift in policy priorities toward enabling work and success over simple economic security. Progress also requires boldness. In this regard, the president's parry on inequality and the minimum wage is small beer.
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