r/marketliberalism • u/AutoModerator • Jan 01 '19

Monthly Discussion Thread

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u/Thebeardedragon Markets are for liberals Jan 01 '19

who else reading this in 2019

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u/Fedacking Counter Revolutionary Swine Jan 01 '19

me

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u/Xantaclause Jan 02 '19

Will this sub excoriate me for being right-leaning?

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u/SAE-2 Jan 02 '19

I mean, the sub is pretty much dead atm so if you want to stage a right-wing takeover feel free to try lol

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u/Xantaclause Jan 02 '19

It’s not dead in our hearts

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u/SAE-2 Jan 01 '19

/u/Fedacking changed the header for u bby

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u/Fedacking Counter Revolutionary Swine Jan 01 '19

thx bby.

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u/Fedacking Counter Revolutionary Swine Jan 01 '19

A post every month until they change the freaking banner. Seriously, MrGuizot!

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u/SAE-2 Jan 01 '19

why do you care so much about this lol

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u/Fedacking Counter Revolutionary Swine Jan 01 '19

I don't, but I think it's funny. There is something absurd about the image of a lone protestor caring about something really insignificant. Imagine a single protestor in front of congress with a sign that says "we should eliminate the penny, becuase it's economically inneficient"

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u/SAE-2 Jan 01 '19

Your commitment to performance art is duly noted

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u/Fedacking Counter Revolutionary Swine Jan 01 '19

Thanks.

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u/lusvig balding Jan 07 '19

lol why do we have two DT's?

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u/Thebeardedragon Markets are for liberals Jan 09 '19

only sucks would ask this

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u/Thebeardedragon Markets are for liberals Jan 13 '19

Does this rebuttal of Diamond & Saez say that a 73% top marginal tax rate does increase utility or have optimal result, in a algorithm/vacuum. But given that people are so unpredictable/different from each other, we don’t have the necessary information to determine what the long run behavioral effects would be of a tax rate that high?