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The Least Unforgiving M4A Fiscal Scenario

November 7, 2020December 6, 2020 ~ Cade ~ Leave a comment

When I last wrote about Medicare For All, I had some critical things to say about its feasibility and affordability. I wrote that in order to finance the system the government would need to greatly raise taxes on middle income, such as through regressive payroll taxes. Here I will demonstrate what I consider to be … Continue reading The Least Unforgiving M4A Fiscal Scenario

How 2 Million American Lives Were Saved

November 3, 2020November 10, 2020 ~ Cade ~ Leave a comment

It was predicted early in the year that COVID-19 could kill as many as 2.2 million Americans. A variety of other models showed between 1 and 2 million fatalities, and they received frontpage news coverage for days and weeks. But 9 months into this pandemic, we haven't witnessed it. Is the answer to this question, … Continue reading How 2 Million American Lives Were Saved

Cade is an Arizona native and student of economics. His interests are far and wide, including but not limited to public policy, economics, finance, law, national defense, and technology.

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