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Category Archives: economics
New York: Most Unequal State in the Nation!
A new report from the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy (ITEP) recently found that New York State is home to the highest concentration of extreme wealth in the United States. New York State also has the greatest income inequality … Continue reading
Posted in budget, economics, economy, Ethics, Fair elections, Pay Equality, Poverty, Tax Reform
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How to Climb out of the Financial Rut in NY State
On Feb. 5th R&R heard a presentation by Rebecca Saletan and Nick Lyndon on “The Invest in our New York Act”. It is a package of 6 bills for the State of NY. Together they are proposed to raise more … Continue reading
Posted in budget, Coronavirus, economics, economy, Fair Labor Standards, Pay Equality, Poverty, Tax Reform, Uncategorized
Tagged billionaires, capital gains, corporate tax, pandemic, Tax Reform, wall street, wallstreet tax
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Trump’s Economic Fallout
Guestwords in the East Hampton Star: Trump’s Economic Fallout for Suffolk County and Long Island By John Tepper Marlin and Steven Newman October 1, 2020 President Trump’s three main economic initiatives have been radical 2017 cuts in taxes (at the … Continue reading
Posted in Coronavirus, East Hampton, economics, economy, jobs, long island, stimulus, stock market, swamp, Tax Reform, Trump, Zeldin
Tagged economy, SALT, State and Local Taxes, suffolk county
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Lee Zeldin’s Record
No matter where you live — Montauk or Manorville, Smithtown or Shirley, Patchogue or Port Jefferson — we all want our communities to thrive. To do that, we need a representative who puts our needs first: safe drinking water and … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, Health Care, immigration/deportation, Zeldin, Medicaid, Trump, East Hampton, economics, medicare, Coronavirus
Tagged record, voting record
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Lowe’s or Home Depot? Your call.
Marvin Ellison, is the CEO of Lowe’s Lowe’s announced Wednesday that it would assist minority-owned businesses with $25 million in grants to support efforts to relaunch the American economy. Lowe’s is dishing out the funds to help small businesses, especially home … Continue reading
When the Forgotten Remain Forgotten, no one is Secure
The Covid-19 pandemic is putting the deepening class divide in America into stark relief. Four new classes are emerging. The Remotes: These are professional, managerial, and technical workers – an estimated 35% of the workforce – who are putting in … Continue reading
Posted in Coronavirus, economics, economy, Health Care, jobs, Labor, long island, Poverty, Trump, Uncategorized, Zeldin
Tagged class divide, essential workers, furlowed, immigrants in camps, jailed, jobless, remote workers, unpaid
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“I am a Tariff Man” and Credit for the Stock Market
US stock markets fell sharply on Tuesday as investors lost faith in a trade truce between the US and China that had been negotiated by Donald Trump at last week’s G20 summit. On September 8th, 2018 I wrote: … Continue reading
Posted in economics, economy, stock market, Trump, Uncategorized, Zeldin
Tagged bear market, crash, tariff man, tariffs, Trade, wall street, wars
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New York’s Suffolk County Economy: Not so Hot?
Representative Lee Zeldin likes to claim that he has contributed to a “booming” economy resulting in jobs in his district (the eastern part of Suffolk county). Lets examine this for a minute. First, jobs This is the graph of unemployment since … Continue reading
Posted in economics, economy, Employment, Labor, long island, Trump, Uncategorized, Zeldin
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Zeldin Supports GOP Shenanigans
Published as Letter to Editor, The East Hampton Star Fiscal Chicanery July 10, 2018 Dear David, If you are under any illusions about congressional Republicans’ intentions to undermine the financial security of American families, just take a look at their … Continue reading
Posted in budget, Congress, democrats, economics, GOP, medicare, Social security, Tax Reform, Uncategorized, Zeldin
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Local Economy Dependent on Immigrants
Recent reports describe increased round up of latinos. Along with suspected “bad guys” ICE is sweeping up many more innocent undocumented workers. This was highlighted by the latest Trump visit to Long Island and Lee Zeldin’s cheer leading. Read more … Continue reading
Posted in Discrimination, economics, economy, Employment, immigration/deportation, long island, Trump, Uncategorized, Zeldin
Tagged east end, jobs, Labor
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Jobs? Where are they?
From: John Tepper Marlin, Ph.D., President, Boissevain Books LLC, Principal, CityEconomist WHERE ARE THOSE GREAT NEW JOBS FOR LONG ISLAND THAT TRUMP AND ZELDIN PROMISED These figures were released this morning by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. They are for Nassau and … Continue reading
Posted in economics, economy, Employment, jobs, Labor, long island, Trump, Uncategorized, Zeldin
Tagged CD-1, jobs, suffolk county, taxes, unemployment
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The Republican Tax Scam
By Saumya Narechania, National Issues Campaign Manager, Organizing for Action Yesterday’s tax scam will go down as one of the most shameful acts in Senate history. In a single bill — finalized Friday night (Dec 1, 2017) in scribbled handwriting, … Continue reading
Why are Drug Prices Going Through the Roof?
By Francesca Rheannon, Journalist Writer’s Voice with Francesca Rheannon, Producer and Host Twitter Accounts: @WritersVoice On Facebook & LinkedIn http://www.writersvoice.net/2017/11/wendell-potter-gerald-friedman/ Why are drug prices going through the roof? We talk with Wendell Potter about Big Pharma and what his new investigative journalism site, Tarbell, is … Continue reading
Posted in economics, Health Care, medicare, Seniors, trumpcare, Uncategorized
Tagged Drug Prices, gerald friedman, obamacare, Tax Reform, wendell potter
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Nassau-Suffolk continues to Lag Well Behind New York City in Job Growth.
Submitted by John Tepper-Marlin New York State Department of Labor Contact Us: 518-457-5519 October 19, 2017 NYS Economy Added 84,400 Private Sector Jobs over the Past Year From September 2016 to September 2017, New York State’s private sector job count … Continue reading
Posted in economics, Trump, Uncategorized, Zeldin
Tagged job creation, jobs, Labor, private sector
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Short Hospital Stocks!
I have been waiting for this: Wall street is jittery about Hospital stocks. Here is why: (1) Investors are approaching hospital stocks cautiously As Les Masterson has said: “Some unfavorable financial trends and an air of uncertainty for healthcare’s future … Continue reading
Posted in economics, economy, Health Care, trumpcare, Uncategorized, Zeldin
Tagged Executive Order, Health Care, hospitals, lee zeldin, stocks, weeken obamacare
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Tax Cuts for Oligarchs
Letter to the East Hampton Star published Sep. 28, 2017 There is so much in the news today about oligarchs. Do most readers know who or what they are? “Siri,” I asked into my iPhone, “what is the definition of … Continue reading
Posted in economics, economy, Tax Reform, Trump, Uncategorized, Zeldin
Tagged income taxes, koch brothers, mercer, taxes, wealth inequality
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Republicans are victims of a discredited economic ideology
Posted on Brookings.edu Isabel V. Sawhill Friday, July 7, 2017 Editor’s Note:This article originally appeared in Real Clear Markets on July 7, 2017. Sometimes people do inhumane things. The Senate health care bill is a case in point. It denies … Continue reading
Posted in economics, GOP, Health Care, Trump
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