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In Federalist Essay #32, Alexander Hamilton argues for a balance of federal and state powers when it comes to levying taxes. He asserts that the Federal government should have the ability to tax all citizens in all states, while recognizing that individual states also have certain concurrent or exclusive powers related to taxation. This is […]
Read More…The International Coaching Federation (ICF) defines coaching as “partnering with clients in a thought-provoking and creative process that inspires them to maximize their personal and professional potential.” That’s what coaching is all about. It is a process that enables a client to reach deep within and develop a clear career strategy to follow. Additionally, it […]
Read More…Have you ever wondered about the views of the Founding Fathers on taxation? In Federalist #31, Alexander Hamilton argues that the federal government has the right to impose taxes “in ordinary modes,” rather than taxing the states in aggregate capacity, with reference three principles. First, the government must have enough power and authority to carry […]
Read More…If the article to which I have provided a link below doesn’t worry you . . . . it should. This article focuses on the negative effect of social media on our democratic republic. In essence, during the past ten to twelve years, social media has made America stupid. And there is no end in […]
Read More…In Essay #30, Concerning the General Power of Taxation, Hamilton begins to make the case for the Federal government to be able to levy taxes.Essay #30 is the first of such arguments regarding taxation powers – such powers are discussed in Essays #30 through #36. Hamilton argues that the national government must have sufficient resources to govern […]
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