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Ruthless Taxation And The Hyperstate: How Germany Profits From Crisis
Ruthless Taxation And The Hyperstate: How Germany Profits From Crisis
Submitted by Thomas Kolbe,
The Hormuz crisis offers us a profound insight into the real power structures in Germany. Nothing seems able to convince the Berlin monolith to partially shield its citizens from the consequences at gas stations through tax cuts.
It is now unavoidable that the Iran shock will translate into an inflation driver, working its way through economic value chains into consumer prices. These developments almost force a reduction of the tax burden on households and the middle class. It...
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Young Middle-Income Buyers Frustrated As US Home Costs Rise Faster Than Incomes
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Authored by Mary Prenon via The Epoch Times,
Stealers Wheel's 1973 hit "Stuck in the Middle with You" could well become the theme song for today's middle-income, first-time home buyers who don't qualify for affordable housing programs yet cannot afford market-rate homes.
The current housing shortage suggests pent-up demand is building among young homebuyers. Andrey_Popov/Shutterstock
The household income required to purchase a starter home, currently priced under $350,000 in the United States, has surged more than 80 percent to $78,000 from...
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