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> Policies, especially tax policies, have long lag effects. Which would imply that any gains (or losses) now would have to do with policy changes during the pr
by RangerScience 8y ago
> Policies, especially tax policies, have long lag effects.
Which would imply that any gains (or losses) now would have to do with policy changes during the prior administration, supporting the author's point.
So, alright, what's misleading the implication that they could have any significant effect by now.
- bcheung 8y agoOr the prior prior administration, or the prior prior prior administration. Or the result of economic policies from other nations, or any other countless factors.