McCain's economists think McCain has the better tax plan.
So do Obama's.
(Online, of course, you can find criticisms of both tax plans.)
My question is this: If the economists can't agree on the economy, how can we?
(Tentative answer: Differences in economic goals - normative economics - are at least partially responsible for the deviation. Therefore, as a general rule, we can listen to the economists with whose normative judgments we agree.)
But seriously, the debt our government is racking up could be "catastrophic" - and I've seen non-partisan articles (which I can't find anymore) suggesting that either candidate would increase our deficit by trillions.
Mo' gov'ment, mo' problems.
So do Obama's.
(Online, of course, you can find criticisms of both tax plans.)
My question is this: If the economists can't agree on the economy, how can we?
(Tentative answer: Differences in economic goals - normative economics - are at least partially responsible for the deviation. Therefore, as a general rule, we can listen to the economists with whose normative judgments we agree.)
But seriously, the debt our government is racking up could be "catastrophic" - and I've seen non-partisan articles (which I can't find anymore) suggesting that either candidate would increase our deficit by trillions.
Mo' gov'ment, mo' problems.
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