Taxes benefit society less than has been assumed as ‘the Keynesian Multiplier’ is finally being reassessed
Opinion
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As I write this in early December, many of the world’s newspapers are leading with the extraordinary achievements of a group of remarkable women. Okay, so the celebrated achievements of Rachel Uchitel, Jaimee Grubbs, Kalika Moquin and perhaps other improbably-named “birdies” (har-de-har) are to do with their alleged capacity to engage in sexual activities with Tiger Woods.
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“The best example of subsidies from the upper-middle-classes to the state is found in the private health insurance held by over 40% of Irish people”
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Yer Man About The House
a box would have done it Yer man extends the hand of sympathy across the continent to Silvio Berlusconi, Europe’s most cosmetically dynamic and artfully-coiffed premier on the occasion of the breaking of his expensive nose by a statuette in Milan.
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“…we all know Woods’ behaviour is predictable and, frankly, commonplace.”
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Day Of Action, November 6
“…talks effectively collapsed in June when the Government refused to entertain a union proposal for a €1 billion jobs stimulus and guarantees that public-sector pay would not be further cut”
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“…up to 1,000 women are involved in indoor prostitution on any given day in Ireland, with between 87 per cent and 97 per cent being migrant women”
