/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>15078242
All of it

Why do Bernie and Warren supporters think you can just randomly impose high taxes on things and they won't change underlying incentives or economics?

For instance, Bernie is proposing a 0.5% financial transaction tax for equities, bonds and cryptocurrencies. Why does he think this will have no impact on the markets or liquidity when all scientific evidence shows otherwise?

Asshurt janny deleted my thread despite it being related to economic policy. Jannies must be bernie supporters, doing it for free with 100k student loan debt.

Why do Bernie and Warren supporters think you can just randomly impose high taxes on things and they won't change underlying incentives or economics?

For instance, Bernie is proposing a 0.5% financial transaction tax for equities, bonds and cryptocurrencies. Why does he think this will have no impact on the markets or liquidity when all scientific evidence shows otherwise?

>>14589383
>>14589383
Debating with Bernouts and Warren supporters who think you can just randomly impose these huge taxes on things without changing the underlying incentives and economics is pretty frustrating.

Retarded Bernie Sanders supporters think a 0.5% financial transaction tax would have negligible impact on the markets. Or they think the stock market has no effect on average people.

I truly think you have to be retarded to support him.