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1987
National accounting has made the definition of capital gains and losses rather precise in practice, but fundamentally their distinction from income raises quite subtle issues, about which great economists have long been wavering. Whenever it becomes important, inflation gives to some of these issues a fresh relevance.
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National accounting has made the definition of capital gains and losses rather precise in practice, but fundamentally their distinction from income raises quite subtle issues, about which great economists have long been wavering. Whenever it becomes important, inflation gives to some of these issues a fresh relevance.
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2018
This chapter follows Gloria Richardson’s ongoing intellectual development at Howard University in Washington, DC. Under the tutelage of intellectual giants such as E. Franklin Frazier, Rayford Logan, and Sterling Brown, Richardson broadened and sharpened her social, economic, and political philosophies.
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This chapter follows Gloria Richardson’s ongoing intellectual development at Howard University in Washington, DC. Under the tutelage of intellectual giants such as E. Franklin Frazier, Rayford Logan, and Sterling Brown, Richardson broadened and sharpened her social, economic, and political philosophies.
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2014
In this chapter, I look at Newham’s employment realities, perceptions, and possibilities and consider how these were affected by Olympic delivery. In particular, I shall explore the practicalities and assumptions that underpinned the notion that Olympic delivery would provide a large number of employment opportunities for local people.
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In this chapter, I look at Newham’s employment realities, perceptions, and possibilities and consider how these were affected by Olympic delivery. In particular, I shall explore the practicalities and assumptions that underpinned the notion that Olympic delivery would provide a large number of employment opportunities for local people.
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2004
The capital gains tax is assessed when certain assets1 are sold at a “profit.” For example, let’s say that an individual (or corporation) bought 100 shares of stock in 1975 for $1,000 and sold the stock in 1993 for $1,500. The “profit” on the. sale is $500. If the capital gains tax is 30%,2 then the tax liability is $150 (30% of $500).
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The capital gains tax is assessed when certain assets1 are sold at a “profit.” For example, let’s say that an individual (or corporation) bought 100 shares of stock in 1975 for $1,000 and sold the stock in 1993 for $1,500. The “profit” on the. sale is $500. If the capital gains tax is 30%,2 then the tax liability is $150 (30% of $500).
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On the destabilizing nature of capital gains taxes
International Review of Financial Analysis, 2022Laura Gardini +2 more
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Capital gains taxation and funding for start-ups
Journal of Financial Economics, 2020Maximilian Todtenhaupt
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