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Jack Salmon

@_jacksalmon_

Director of Policy Research at Philanthropy Roundtable. Former Researcher at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University.

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In the first 11 months of FY24, for every $1 in taxes collected, 19 cents was spent on servicing public debt. If you combined all federal transport spending, federal education spending, & all veterans benefits & services, it still wouldn't come close to debt interest spending.

In the first 11 months of FY24, for every $1 in taxes collected, 19 cents was spent on servicing public debt. 

If you combined all federal transport spending, federal education spending, & all veterans benefits & services, it still wouldn't come close to debt interest spending.
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I seem to have missed the 4th question. Widespread use of price controls creates substantial economic distortions. Agree = 99% Disagree = 0% *Advocates of rent control wont like this one...

I seem to have missed the 4th question.

Widespread use of price controls creates substantial economic distortions.

Agree = 99%
Disagree = 0%

*Advocates of rent control wont like this one...
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The complexity of the Federal tax code costs the treasury ~$600bn a year in lost potential revenues. The Biden admin just added another 603 pages of proposed tax rules, definitions, and calculations. wsj.com/politics/polic…

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Another study on fiscal inflation: "evidence largely corresponds to the period when the pandemic fiscal packages were adopted and suggests that these transfers had long-lasting effects on inflation and contribute to explaining the persistence of core services inflation."

Another study on fiscal inflation:

"evidence largely corresponds to the period when the pandemic fiscal packages were adopted and suggests that these transfers had long-lasting effects on inflation and contribute to explaining the persistence of core services inflation."
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🚨 Removing the SALT cap would increase the cost of TCJA extension by $𝟏.𝟐 𝐭𝐫𝐢𝐥𝐥𝐢𝐨𝐧. Via CRFB.org crfb.org/blogs/salt-cap…

🚨 Removing the SALT cap would increase the cost of TCJA extension by  $𝟏.𝟐 𝐭𝐫𝐢𝐥𝐥𝐢𝐨𝐧.

Via <a href="/BudgetHawks/">CRFB.org</a> 

crfb.org/blogs/salt-cap…
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Re-posting my SALT explainer from last year. The correct policy is to repeal the SALT deduction entirely. It's an inefficient subsidy to high-tax states. The cap was a compromise. Lifting it makes extending and expanding the tax cuts in 2025 harder. cato.org/blog/understan…

Re-posting my SALT explainer from last year. 

The correct policy is to repeal the SALT deduction entirely. It's an inefficient subsidy to high-tax states. 

The cap was a compromise. Lifting it makes extending and expanding the tax cuts in 2025 harder. 

cato.org/blog/understan…
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99% of the benefits go to earners making >$100,000 a year. 68% of the benefits go to an even smaller group of less than 1.5 million earners making $500,000+ a year. It also contributes to economic segregation by subsidizing wealthy communities at the expense of poorer.

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These people have zero self-awareness. Jonathan Reynolds telling *Jeff Bezos* and *Amazon* what's best for their business! The arrogance is utterly astounding. Drunk on power.

These people have zero self-awareness. <a href="/jreynoldsMP/">Jonathan Reynolds</a> telling *Jeff Bezos* and *Amazon* what's best for their business! The arrogance is utterly astounding. Drunk on power.