Except he didn't cut the corporate tax rate.
He increased the rate of deductions on eligible business investment.
If you take corporate profit and try and do buy backs or dividends, its still the full tax rate.
If you invest in growth, it's reduced.
That's why the Econ education is important.
“The documents released to Global News do not show any communications with engineers or the science centre to check on the condition of the roof. Instead, they reveal a back-and-forth as staff tried to hone the political messaging”
So open. So transparent. So full of 💩#ONpoli
> Gets refugee status in Canada (along with family)
> Gets welfare from Canada
> Gets first employment to support family in Canada
> Goes to a public university supported by taxpayers in Canada
> "Only in America is this possible…"
Some are shitting on this Box Office result.
You come off as really ignorant and distasteful. This film was thrown away by a CEO whose only intention was to balance the books and make WB more desirable for a sale.
If you stay through the credits you will see the hundreds if not thousands of people that worked on this film and were basically told your time meant nothing.
Ketchup Entertainment deserves huge praise for having faith in the film, High audience and certified scores show that this film was worth seeing and saving. It’s a delightful movie. #CoyotevsACME
I often see variations of this chart by @Noahpinion showing how much Canada has lagged the U.S., but isn't my chart here the relevant one - EVERYONE has lagged the U.S.? Instead of asking why Canada lagged, we should ask why does the U.S. lead.
i hate the dodgers for what they done but if i was a dodger fan and my owner was using his insurance company to fraudulently prop up 6.5 billon plus in assets through shell companies to funnel into my baseball team, well i'd die for that man
The dodgers ownership group committing legitimate white collar crimes to win multiple World Series is worst than the Astros stealing a few signs to win a couple home games
Coyne should be old enough to remember the crisis resulting from Canadian Pension Funds passively investing in the TSX300, which had to be replaced following the collapse of Nortel (which made of 40% of the TSX at peak).
Passively and blindly funnelling huge sums of money into indexes subjects investments to undue risks from unexpected events. No index will ever be as overweight on a single stock as the TSX300 was on Nortel, but an index can easily become overweight on a single sector—we might be seeing that with tech and AI right now (nearly 40% of the S&P500).
We can’t all be passive investors (especially large institutions) or else there is no real market and resources will be allocated inefficiently.
German Ace stats be like “he destroyed 9000 enemy vehicles on the eastern front before being transferred to the western front where some Canadian blew his shit smoove the fuck off in his first combat engagement”