我想看一级黄色片_欧美性爱无遮挡电影_色丁香视频网站中文字幕_视频一区 视频二区 国产,日本三级理论日本电影,午夜不卡免费大片,国产午夜视频在线观看,18禁无遮拦无码国产在线播放,在线视频不卡国产在线视频不卡 ,,欧美一及黄片,日韩国产另类

訂閱

多平臺閱讀

微信訂閱

雜志

申請紙刊贈閱

訂閱每日電郵

移動應(yīng)用

專欄 - Geoff Colvin

刺激經(jīng)濟(jì):三個政府,,一個思路

Geoff Colvin 2014年02月27日

杰奧夫·科爾文(Geoff Colvin)為《財富》雜志高級編輯,、專欄作家。美國在管理與領(lǐng)導(dǎo)力,、全球化,、股東價值創(chuàng)造等方面最犀利也是最受尊重的評論員之一。擁有紐約大學(xué)斯特恩商學(xué)院MBA學(xué)位,,哈佛大學(xué)經(jīng)濟(jì)學(xué)榮譽(yù)學(xué)位,。
底特律、紐約和法國有什么相同之處,?它們的政府都明白,,減稅是推動企業(yè)發(fā)展的最佳方式。因為企業(yè)不是挖之不盡的礦坑,,而是活生生的植物,,需要栽培和澆灌。

????法國社會黨總統(tǒng)弗朗西斯?奧朗德正在推動為企業(yè)減稅。

????美國聯(lián)邦政府2009年推出的經(jīng)濟(jì)刺激方案是否有效?值此方案推出五周年之際,,兩黨的爭論如火如荼,,但注定不會有什么結(jié)果。如果我們將這些爭論放到一邊,,留意一下近期其他的一些報道,,或許能了解到一些有用的信息,看清到底什么才能真正推動經(jīng)濟(jì)發(fā)展,。

????華盛頓正在進(jìn)行的爭論沒有意義,,哪一方都不會做出讓步。共和黨人說,,刺激方案(包括政府支出和減稅)顯然不起作用,,實施滿五年后就業(yè)的美國人數(shù)量比刺激政策實施前還要低。民主黨人說,,政策效果顯而易見,,美國GDP的恢復(fù)速度快于其他很多同一時期陷入衰退的經(jīng)濟(jì)體。哪一方都不肯承認(rèn)對方的說法哪怕有一丁點的道理,。

????值得一提的是,,另外三個政府也面臨同樣的挑戰(zhàn)——正在努力刺激亟需幫助的經(jīng)濟(jì)。迄今為止,,它們做得還不錯:

????“法國必須恢復(fù)經(jīng)濟(jì)力,,一刻也不能等,”法國總統(tǒng)弗朗西斯?奧朗德上個月曾經(jīng)這樣表示,。這是自然,。法國經(jīng)濟(jì)已經(jīng)在歐洲墊底,表現(xiàn)如此之差,,導(dǎo)致奧朗德已成為二戰(zhàn)以來支持率最低的法國總統(tǒng),。不過,這位曾在總統(tǒng)競選中承諾對百萬富翁加稅的社會黨人如今正在提議為企業(yè)減稅300億歐元,。他力稱,,這個舉措將推動法國經(jīng)濟(jì)增長。

????“什么都比不過零稅率,,”紐約州州長安德魯?庫莫上月提議減稅20億美元為該州吸引和留住更多企業(yè),。一個兩黨委員會此前建議將制造企業(yè)的稅率從目前的5.9%減半。但為什么只是減半,?身為共和黨人的庫莫希望完全取消這項稅,,也就是降到不能再降的零,至少是針對紐約市以北的制造企業(yè),,因為近年來,,這些企業(yè)一直在撤離紐約州,。

????“我們認(rèn)為,近幾十年來征收較高且不斷增長的個人和企業(yè)稅率,,導(dǎo)致了人口流失,,稅基萎縮以及總體經(jīng)濟(jì)下滑?!钡滋芈蓜倓偣嫉耐顺銎飘a(chǎn)保護(hù)計劃也有這樣的表述,。這個計劃在談到出路時同樣直率:“我們相信,降低一些所得稅和物業(yè)稅稅率 ...對于促進(jìn)就業(yè)增長和擴(kuò)大總稅基至關(guān)重要,?!泵鎸ζ飘a(chǎn)后處處需要錢的窘境,底特律的領(lǐng)導(dǎo)人們希望的是減稅,,而不是加稅。

????目的顯而易見,,經(jīng)驗再明確不過,。當(dāng)最終不得不面對無可逃避的經(jīng)濟(jì)困境時,政府領(lǐng)導(dǎo)人們意識到企業(yè)不是挖之不盡的礦坑,,而是需要培育的,、活生生的植物。但愿他們能更加經(jīng)常地意識到這一點,,而不是只有等到大難臨頭的時候才想起來,。(財富中文網(wǎng))

????

????French president Fran?ois Hollande of the Socialist Party is now pushing a tax cut for business.

????The flourishing debate over the effectiveness of Washington's 2009 stimulus package, occasioned by the law's fifth anniversary, will not accomplish a single thing. But if we keep it in mind as we notice a few other news stories playing out just now, we might learn something useful about what really gets an economy going.

????The debate as conducted in Washington is pointless because neither side will budge from its predictable position. Republicans say the stimulus -- a mix of government spending and tax cuts -- obviously didn't work because, after five years, fewer Americans are employed than were employed when the stimulus was enacted. Democrats say it obviously worked because GDP recovered faster in the U.S. than it did in many other economies that were in recession at the same time. Neither side will ever acknowledge that the other might have a point.

????What's actually useful is to note what three other governments that are up against the same challenge -- trying to stimulate an economy that badly needs help -- are doing right now:

????"It is imperative that France restores the power of its economy. There is no time to lose," said President Fran?ois Hollande last month. That's for sure. France's economy is one of Europe's weakest, performing so badly that Hollande's approval rating is the lowest of any French president's since World War II. But this Socialist who campaigned for office promising tax increases on millionaires now proposes a 30-billion-euro tax cut for business. That, he argues forcefully, is what will make the economy grow.

????"You can't beat zero," said New York Governor Andrew Cuomo last month, proposing $2 billion of tax relief in an attempt to attract and keep more business in the state. A bipartisan commission had recommended cutting the tax rate on manufacturers, currently 5.9%, by about half. But why take half measures? Cuomo, a Democrat, wants to eliminate the tax entirely -- that is, make it an unbeatable zero -- at least for manufacturers north of New York City, who have been leaving the state for years.

????"The City believes that the imposition of comparatively high and ever-increasing individual and corporate tax rates, in recent decades, has contributed to the City's population loss, dwindling tax base, and overall economic decline." So states Detroit's just-released plan for exiting bankruptcy. The plan is equally blunt about the solution: "The City believes that lowering selected income and property tax rates ... is critical to ... fostering job growth and expanding the overall tax base." Faced with the dollars-and-cents demands of bankruptcy, Detroit's leaders want to tax less, not more.

????The theme is obvious, and the lesson is clear. When finally forced to confront inescapable economic trouble, government leaders realize that business is not a pit to be mined but a living plant to be nurtured. If only they could more often realize it before calamity looms.

我來點評

  最新文章

最新文章:

中國煤業(yè)大遷徙

500強(qiáng)情報中心

財富專欄