You just have to love what economic illiterates leftists are.
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You make a lot of iffy comments …HHusky said:Companies and consumers will each bear a share of the increase. Psaki didn’t take econ, I guess. But neither did most of the bored.
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I took economics while working on my master of finance... understand economics a hell of a lot more than you turboHHusky said:Companies and consumers will each bear a share of the increase. Psaki didn’t take econ, I guess. But neither did most of the bored.
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Deflecting again I see…HHusky said:Ask me how I know most of you girls never took econ--or at least didn't pass.
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I hear they're looking at taxing lemonade stands and garage sales. Don't laugh with these fools, nothing could be off the table.Goduckies said:
Uh Jen, who is going to pay for it then? The tooth Fairy?SFGbob said:White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki claimed during Monday’s press briefing that it would be “unfair and absurd” for companies to raise costs on consumers in response to the Biden administration raising the corporate tax rate.
Psaki made the remarks during the following interaction with a reporter.
https://www.dailywire.com/news/psaki-its-unfair-and-absurd-that-companies-would-raise-costs-for-consumers-due-to-higher-taxes??utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=dwtwitter -
You should have gone to class.Tequilla said:
You make a lot of iffy comments …HHusky said:Companies and consumers will each bear a share of the increase. Psaki didn’t take econ, I guess. But neither did most of the bored.
This is one of your worst
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The dazzler has a pretend MBA and a few months ago was arguing that taxes had no impact on company investment decisions despite the fact that after-tax cash flow analysis is the key driver of investment decisions. It's like arguing that an increase in the sales tax rate won't and shouldn't impact the cost of a retail product to the consumer. Sure.greenblood said:
Share?HHusky said:Companies and consumers will each bear a share of the increase. Psaki didn’t take econ, I guess. But neither did most of the bored.
If a company has goals to maintain say 8% after tax margins, they are going to keep 8% after tax margins. Companies will continue their post tax margin, while consumers pay. -
Gasbag confuses different notions a lot.WestlinnDuck said:
The dazzler has a pretend MBA and a few months ago was arguing that taxes had no impact on company investment decisions despite the fact that after-tax cash flow analysis is the key driver of investment decisions. It's like arguing that an increase in the sales tax rate won't and shouldn't impact the cost of a retail product to the consumer. Sure.greenblood said:
Share?HHusky said:Companies and consumers will each bear a share of the increase. Psaki didn’t take econ, I guess. But neither did most of the bored.
If a company has goals to maintain say 8% after tax margins, they are going to keep 8% after tax margins. Companies will continue their post tax margin, while consumers pay.
Well, you knew that, of course -
Wasn't me with a pretend MBA that was arguing that the taxes were not a a factor in investment decisions. It wasn't me that voted for a dementia patient that is bought and paid for by the chicoms and is arguing that $3.5 trillion in new welfare spending won't cost nothing.HHusky said:
Gasbag confuses different notions a lot.WestlinnDuck said:
The dazzler has a pretend MBA and a few months ago was arguing that taxes had no impact on company investment decisions despite the fact that after-tax cash flow analysis is the key driver of investment decisions. It's like arguing that an increase in the sales tax rate won't and shouldn't impact the cost of a retail product to the consumer. Sure.greenblood said:
Share?HHusky said:Companies and consumers will each bear a share of the increase. Psaki didn’t take econ, I guess. But neither did most of the bored.
If a company has goals to maintain say 8% after tax margins, they are going to keep 8% after tax margins. Companies will continue their post tax margin, while consumers pay.
Well, you knew that, of course
