New Deal Ruins: Race, Economic Justice, and Public Housing Policy

Taub, Richard P.

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“…In this way, the cycle of money is enhanced because large companies do not direct money away from society and the economy and international banks. As a result, the profits of large companies are not invested back into society, and ultimately this contributes to a decrease in consumption (Bourdin and Nadou 2018;Challoumis 2018cChalloumis , 2019bChalloumis , 2019cChalloumis , 2020aChalloumis , 2021bChalloumis , 2021dDriver 2017;Dybowski and Adämmer 2018;Khan and Liu 2019;Marques 2019;Miailhe 2017;Ortun et al 2017;Shamah-Levy et al 2019;Taub 2015). Therefore, according to the fixed-length principle, the local companies that save their money in local banks should have lower tax rates.…”

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The Index of the Cycle of Money: The Case of Switzerland

Challoumis

2024

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This article focuses on the study of issues related to the functionality and structure of an economy. To achieve this, the theory of the cycle of money is used. The structural features of an economy are reflected in its operational characteristics, and vice versa. The index of the cycle of money indexes how well an economic system can counteract a financial crisis and characterizes how well structured a country’s economy is. Calculations of the index of the cycle of money in Switzerland were compared with the global average index. The results showed that Switzerland is close to the global average; therefore, it has an excellent economy and is equipped to face any economic crisis. The applied methodology abides by theoretical, mathematical, statistical, and econometrical outcomes. This work is significant as it demonstrates the strength of Switzerland’s economy in response to a potential crisis. Prior case studies were reviewed from Latvia, Bulgaria, Serbia, Thailand, Greece, Montenegro, and many other countries. This study postulates that companies with high capital should invest in manufacturing and high technology sectors that should be subject to fewer taxes; this approach facilitates a better distribution of money to the economy by allowing small companies to service the remaining economic activities. The period used for compilations in this study was the global recession of 2007–2017. The reviewed case study results are from a project studying multiple countries, and at present, this article presents the only study about Switzerland’s index of the cycle of money.

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The Index of the Cycle of Money: The Case of Switzerland

Challoumis

2024

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“…Contracts and agreements between participants in control transactions determine how profits and losses are allocated. The agreements should be mentioned the changes in the contracts (Aakre & Rübbelke, 2010;AL-UBAYDLI et al, 2021;Altman, 2012;Bhuiyan & Farazmand, 2020;Guardino & Mettler, 2020;Michener & Brower, 2020;Rasmussen & Callan, 2016;Swanstrom et al, 2002;Taub, 2015). This is the reason why the tax authorities should make periodic inspections.…”

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The Cycle of Money - Minimum Escape Savings and Financial Liquidity

Challoumis

2024

IJMMU

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This paper discusses the velocities of the minimum escape savings and financial liquidity. This means that it examined the behavior of the money cycle under normal conditions while controlling for the velocity of minimum escape savings and the velocity of financial liquidity. Therefore, it has determined how the economy works based on its cycle of money. Escape savings are the savings that leave the economy. The minimum escape savings simultaneously enhance the enforcement savings, leading them to their maximum level. The enforcement savings are the savings that stay in the economy. Thence, it is plausible to extract conclusions about the consumption and the investments in each economy. For this analysis has used a Q.E. method approach.

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“…The cycle of money is the theory where the Q.E. method and also the Sensitivity Method have been applied (Aitken, 2019;Arai et al, 2018;Biernaski & Silva, 2018;Buonomo et al, 2020;Challoumis, 2018c;Diallo et al, 2021;Fernandez & Raine, 2019;Hasselman & Stoker, 2017;Hyeon Sik Seo & YoungJun Kim, 2020;Kananen, 2012;Khadzhyradieva et al, 2019;Kroth et al, 2020;Leckel et al, 2020;Loayza & Pennings, 2020;Montenegro Martínez et al, 2020;Nielsen et al, 2019;Ruiz et al, 2017;Scholvin & Malamud, 2020;Soboleva I.V., 2019;Syukur, 2020;Taub, 2015;Ustinovich & Kulikov, 2020;Watanabe et al, 2018). The Sensitivity Method is based on the concept of how sensitive is a variable.…”

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Impact Factor of Capital Using the Sensitivity Method

Challoumis

2024

IJMMU

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This paper is a special issue about the sensibility of taxation in the capital, that is based on the Sensitivity Method. Therefore, it has been done a study for the impact factor of the tax revenues of the countries that are tax havens subject to the trustworthiness of the tax system. From the view of how much is affected the companies that participate in controlled transactions, can obtain the impact of capital, when there is not that factor with the case that exists in the analysis of transfer pricing. It determines the behavior of the tax system subject to the capital.

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New Deal Ruins: Race, Economic Justice, and Public Housing Policy

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The Index of the Cycle of Money: The Case of Switzerland

The Index of the Cycle of Money: The Case of Switzerland

The Cycle of Money - Minimum Escape Savings and Financial Liquidity

Impact Factor of Capital Using the Sensitivity Method

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