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wildeyed

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1. Good article.

Reply to kpete (Original post)

Sun Aug 4, 2013, 05:25 PM

Aug 2013

I own a business. We are considering an expansion, but fear of losing my kid's college money and retirement is definitely a factor in holding back. If I knew that was taken care of, I would probably be bolder and in the process create a few jobs and value for the economy.

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In Norway, Start-ups Say Ja to Socialism [View all] kpete Aug 2013 OP

Good article. wildeyed Aug 2013 #1

The Right Wing is convinced people are naturally lazy and need to be forced to work... Spitfire of ATJ Aug 2013 #2

k&r(nt) The Straight Story Aug 2013 #3

Norwegian "socialism" is more capitalistic than degenerate, pirate "capitalism": Faryn Balyncd Aug 2013 #4

Excellent post - so well said! scarletwoman Aug 2013 #5

Norway's corporate tax rate is 28% Yo_Mama Aug 2013 #6

Interesting points. Faryn Balyncd Aug 2013 #7

Oh, US tax rates for small corporations are VERY HIGH. Yo_Mama Aug 2013 #10

K&R. Thanks for posting. n/t Egalitarian Thug Aug 2013 #8

One other point to make about Norway. Heywood J Aug 2013 #9

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