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Moreover, “innovation” in financial markets has made it possible for securities owners to be insured, meaning that they have a seat at the table, but no “skin in the game.”
Owners of coal mines and their clients are thus strongly opposed to any tax on carbon.
Insurers are also among the world’s largest asset owners.
The enmity of the Saudis to the station and its Qatari owners resulted in boycotts.
Nevertheless, the station, whose owners have deep pockets, expanded to add a direct satellite broadcast, a children’s station, two sports stations, and soon an international, English-language station.
Capital owners also reap major benefits from technological progress.
In his now-famous formulation, if the rate of return on capital is greater than the rate of growth of the economy, inherited wealth will grow more quickly than wage income, and the owners of capital will receive an increasing share of national output.
Piketty’s theory concerns what economists call the functional distribution of income, or the split between providers of labor and owners of capital.
All this result shows is that owners of stocks and bonds tend to lie to government surveyors.
The price of bank failures should be paid by the banks’ owners and creditors; we should have bail-ins rather than bailouts.
Tax hikes for high-income earners and large property owners would help to finance these expenditures, while increases in the minimum wage would round out income redistribution efforts.
Some of this debt is owed to Russian companies’ offshore owners, who will certainly be happy to roll it over.
They issued stocks far below market prices to themselves, and transferred assets from one company to another without payment, stealing from the owners of the first company.
But those objecting are the services’ owners, not their workers.
Wealth does accumulate in the hands of its owners, and if there is no mechanism for redistribution, the inequities can become intolerable.
Traditionally, states’ rights were invoked by southern states to defend slavery, and then nearly a century of Jim Crow (the legal framework for racial segregation), from federal interference, thereby preserving southern business owners’ and farmers’ control of their black labor force.
The next president’s biggest economic challenge will be to untangle the ties between politicians and chaebol owners.
This has fueled a dramatic rise in the return on education and high-level skills, with the share of total income received by owners of capital and high-end employees increasing in advanced countries for more than two decades.
Plots of land were returned to their previous owners, who were allowed to keep any output exceeding the government’s mandatory quota.
Selling banks to foreign owners, without creating appropriate safeguards, may impede growth and stability.
The first set of rights protects owners and investors from expropriation.
Property rights are of interest primarily to the elite – owners and investors.
Similarly, new financial products must be developed to give asset owners the ability to allocate capital directly to infrastructure projects.
According to conventional wisdom, the corporate-tax burden is borne principally by the owners of capital in the form of lower returns.
Defenders of low rates for capital owners argue that it minimizes “double” taxation of corporate income – first of the corporation and then of its shareholders.
Although individual taxes on corporate income reduce the after-tax return to savings, they have less distorting effects on investment location than corporate taxes do, and they are more likely to fall on owners of capital than on workers.
Such a change would reduce corporations’ incentives to move investments abroad or shift profits to low-tax jurisdictions, while increasing the progressivity of tax outcomes by shifting more of the burden of corporate taxation from labor to capital owners.
But property prices have risen faster than wages and profits in manufacturing, causing the return on capital for a select few real-estate owners to grow faster than China’s GDP.
Nor has it been adequately addressed by domestic capital-market regulators, who have focused on developing rules and regulations for listed companies, not the investors who might act as their owners.
Middle Eastern SWFs, as owners of full and partial SOEs, are often active shareholders – and sometimes even manage companies directly, side-stepping boards in the name of greater decision-making efficiency.
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