Learn more about the Robin Hood tax.
Robin Hood tax backed by more than 1,000 economists. (Telegraph)
Bill Gates backs Robin Hood tax on bank trades. (Guardian)
IMF report [PDF] says: “In principle, an FTT is no more difficult and, in some respects easier, to administer than other taxes.”
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I hope this ad is going viral. Who is that actor? He’s terrific!
That’s Bill Nighy.
Well now, if this doesn’t give cover for those Congress critters sitting on the fence, what does?
Thanks, Paul. In fact, I just watched Bill Nighy last night on PBS Masterpiece and made the connection. I love this ad.
Bill Nighy’s role here is something like the character he played in The Constant Gardner. His most appealing role (in my opinion) was in Love Actually.