Hard to think what you believe these posts prove. Many of the statements are conditiional saying "if this, then this" and "if that, then that" (Kotlikoff's quote wher he ASSUMES and then goes on to talp about this assumption) rather than any specific description and many of them come from the same folks who bring us such niceties ad the Tax Burden charts (JCT, CBO, etc.) which are anything but realistic.
Some, in fact, come from out and out die-hard FairTax opponents (the consultant Wilkins who makes his money opposing the FairTax for some of his clients), etc.
You've posted this nonsense before and it wasn't pertinent then and certainly isn't now.
Hard to think what you believe these posts prove. Many of the statements are conditiional saying "if this, then this" and "if that, then that" (Kotlikoff's quote wher he ASSUMES and then goes on to talp about this assumption) rather than any specific description and many of them come from the same folks who bring us such niceties ad the Tax Burden charts (JCT, CBO, etc.) which are anything but realistic.Because nobody knows how the Fed would react. They are all consistant in expressing the belief that either consumer prices and take-home pay stay the same; or consumer prices and take-home pay rise.