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The $1.5 trillion corporate tax cut will go directly to US companies, and the stock of corporate capital will grow further because of the inflow of funds from the rest of the world.
Even with increased government borrowing, the proposed tax reform can therefore still raise the corporate capital stock by some $5 trillion over the next decade.
To understand what the change will mean for Canada’s relations with the world requires taking stock of the country’s international posture under Trudeau’s Conservative predecessor, Stephen Harper.
The strange equity-market rally that has been proceeding almost uninterrupted since 2009 has been fueled in large part by major corporations’ stock buybacks.
First, worries about a hard landing in China and its likely impact on the stock market and the value of the renminbi have returned with a vengeance.
Weaker growth, lower inflation (owing to a further decline in oil prices), and tighter financial conditions (via a stronger dollar, a corrected stock market, and wider credit spreads) now threaten US growth and inflation expectations.
Weak oil prices also damage US energy producers, which comprise a large share of the US stock market, and impose credit losses and potential defaults on net energy exporting economies, their sovereigns, state-owned enterprises, and energy firms.
Other financial instruments, such as “green” stock indices and “green” bonds, can help reallocate investment to sectors that support environmentally sustainable growth.
The company's stock was suspended from trading in 1997, after it was charged with overstating profits.
By publishing that article, our magazine became the first serious publication ever to report criticism of the fund-management sector and the stock market.
People are also aware that the stock market has not been this volatile since the Great Depression (with the single exception of October 1987).
For example, the October 19, 1987, stock market crash was the biggest one-day drop ever.
Instead, world stock markets recovered, creating a colossal bubble that peaked 13 years later, in 2000.
In a survey that I conducted immediately after the 1987 crash, I found that the biggest concern expressed by individual and institutional investors in the US was essentially that the stock market had been overpriced.
The only parallel to the Great Depression was the stock market drop itself.
The week of October 3-10 was the worst stock market week in the US since the Great Depression, while Japan’s stock market performed worse than it did in the worst week of the Asian financial crisis ten years ago.
Similarly, Mexico’s stock market performed about as badly as it did during the worst week of the Mexican financial crisis in 1995, and Argentina’s stock market roughly matched the worst weekly drop during the country’s financial crisis of 1997-2002.
Extraordinary stock market volatility, both up and down, has continued since.
But stock markets were barely higher in early November.
If the problem is the moral hazard implied by being too big to fail, the solution is not to restrict pay, but to eliminate the hazard by forcing shareholders to issue more equity or lose their stock when banks’ debt starts to become risky.
If we want to intervene on pay in addition to (not instead of) reforming capital requirements, the most effective way is a variation of the tax imposed by former British Prime Minister Gordon Brown: a special tax on all compensation above a certain threshold that is not paid in stock.
Do?NEW YORK – Many people think that Yahoo! is as good as dead: investors have driven the stock down almost 20% since its recent deal with Microsoft.
Yahoo! is open enough to offer such third-party sources as the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal, but even its own services generally provide only generic content around, say, health care and stocks, rather than the ability to manage one’s own health data or stock portfolio.
Effective prosecutors and defense lawyers mine the popular imagination for well-known characters (“she-devil,” “femme fatale”) and stock scripts (“sex game gone wrong”) to help frame their story in court.
Putin, by contrast, admits that the massacre happened, but claims that the stock of chemical weapons was in rebel-held territory and was released either deliberately, to discredit the regime, or accidentally by government bombing.
Dynamic attempts at political and economic liberalization, including reviving the stock exchange launched by the Shah, were slowed or scuttled by political hardliners, social conservatives, and Ayatollah Khamenei.
To avert a devastating bank run, the government guaranteed the entire outstanding stock of deposits and liabilities.
Not long ago the "new economy" was portrayed by many as having repealed the laws of economic gravity: stock prices, productivity, and employment were to go ever up, never to go down.
One such moment was the stock market crash of 1987.
(Full disclosure: I own Apple stock.)
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