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A study in Oklahoma that funded college accounts for newborns is showing promise.


A study in Oklahoma that funded college accounts for newborns is showing promise.
Talasheia Dedmon enrolled her son Braylon in a college savings account through SEED for Oklahoma Kids, an effort to help a new generation climb the educational ladder and build assets. Credit.September Dawn Bottoms for The New York Times
April 27, 2021Updated 6:59 a.m. ET
An experiment called SEED for Oklahoma Kids, or SEED OK, is one of a growing number of efforts by cities and states governed by Democrats and Republicans alike to help a new generation climb the educational ladder and build assets
SEED OK is a far-reaching research project begun in Oklahoma 14 years ago to study whether creating savings accounts containing $1,000 for newborns would improve their graduation rates and their chances of going to college or trade school years later, Patricia Cohen reports for The New York Times. ....

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New York Times Writer Doesn't Understand How Business Works


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There are two big policy debates about business profits.
The first is whether profits are good or evil. I pick the former. Profits are something to applaud, assuming they are earned honestly (i.e., not the result of subsidies, industrial policy, protectionism, or other forms of cronyism).
The second is how profits should be taxed, and that’s the focus of today’s column.
My perfect-world answer is that there should be no tax on profits because we have a government that is so small that there’s no need for any type of income tax. But I’m in the United States rather than a fiscal paradise such as Bermuda, Monaco, or the Cayman Islands. So if we start with the assumption that a corporate income tax is going to exist, how should it operate? ....

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