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(Opening statement) -- "I didn't think we had as sharp of a practice yesterday afternoon as we had in the morning. In talking to the players after practice, one of the things I stressed to them was our ability to put a couple of practices together. Ideally, you just keep stringing them together and not have the ups and downs that you typically have with multiple practices in a short amount of time. That's something that will be a challenge during training camp as well, is to be able to maintain consistency through various levels of install, fatigue, things like that. It's good work for us and it's a good preview for the rookies as to how it's going to be when we get back here in July. In terms of updates on players, I think for the most part the guys that were out this morning will be out this afternoon. Evan (Moore) might be back, I'm not really sure on that. No real updates on the restricted guys and I think that's it."
(On the receiving corps) -- "I think that Robo (Brian Robiskie) is having a great camp. Since we have started OTAs, he has done a really nice job and I think he feels a lot more comfortable with the information. He's not learning the plays, now he's getting the feel for how to run the routes. One of the things that we really liked about him at Ohio State was how precise he was, how detailed he was and I'm really happy to see the progress that he has made. I'm excited to see him move into the preseason. Mo (Mohamed Massaquoi) continues to develop, which is a good thing. I think Chansi (Stuckey) has had a really nice camp as well. They're all getting use to Seneca (Wallace) and Jake Delhomme) and Colt (McCoy) to some degree, but overall it's been positive. With Carlton (Mitchell), from the first day we got him to where he is now, there's been a lot of good steps. He's going to get in that area where he's confused with things because it's a whole new world, but there are some real positive things that he has done. With (Johnathan) Haggerty, he's a guy that shows up usually once or twice a day, which is nice to see. Now you are looking for consistency, being able to retain the information, being able to retain the coaching, being able to run the routes that you ran well yesterday as well today in addition to getting the new install. That's hard. There's going to be peaks and valleys with those guys, but they're taking steps forward. Overall, that's a very positive thing."
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(On if Danso is a lock to make the training camp roster) -- "I'd say that he's made a really good case for himself. I want to sit down with the coaches at the end of this camp. We've gotten him more reps this camp than he had gotten through the OTAs as well as the other guys that we are trying to make decisions on. I'd like to sit down after that and make that decision and talk to Tom (Heckert) as well. I like what he's done and he will get some more chances here between this afternoon and tomorrow as well."
(On if he quells down players fighting in practice) -- "It's not even quelling, we shut that down. We are not fighting at practice. We don't do it. We are never going to do it. I've seen too many bad things happen in that situation where either the guy that throws the punch breaks his hand or gets hurt, or he hurt somebody else and they're rolling around. There's so many chances that the guys have to show how tough they are, that's not one of them. You need to be able to control your emotions in the game. There's going to be times where you're hit in the game, there's going to be times where maybe you're cheap-shotted in the game. Whatever it is, they always catch the guy that pushes second and you get the penalty and you have got to learn how to control your emotions. I talked about that with the players yesterday night. We are not doing it. We are never going to do it. I don't believe in it and I think it's wrong."
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Trail Blazers walk off against RailRiders in extrasJune 7, 2016 - The Adirondack Trail Blazers returned home after a weekend on the road and a day off to face the Victor RailRiders for the second time at Hansen Aggregates Field in Boonville, New York. Round two saw the exact opposite of Thursday's offensive frenzy from the RailRiders. Connor Donahue saw his first start of the season for the Blazers and held the visitors to only one hit in five innings with four strikeouts. Victor starter Brennan Smith recorded similar numbers, but struck out eight batters. The game was scorele... Full Story
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What might that be, given that we know that the U.S. (excepting the South, which, crucially, opposed the tariff) industrialized like gangbusters in the 19th century? How about this bombshell: Congress was robustly aware of the "Laffer curve" effects of the tariff in this period, avant la lettre. Magness has combed the Congressional debates, and he has determined that in the hurly-burly of tariff-setting in the 19th century, the balance of interests often lay where the tariff rate would result in the most federal revenue. Going past that rate, where the tariff would truly become protectionist as receipts flagged, could not muster a plurality. High tariff receipts are, of course, incompatible with the idea that imports are not coming into the country.
Magness goes on to suggest that what was lost with the rise of the income tax in the 20th century was the realism that had prevailed in tariff politics in the 19th century. Tariff debates centered on identifying the tipping point where tax increases become counterproductive. The tariff occupied more of Congress' attention than did any other issue in the 19th century, including during the slavery-laden antebellum years. It turns out that the touchstone of American political economy in the heroic period of industrialization was the Laffer curve. Who knew.
A tariff is overtly a tax on the many – the whole nation – for the benefit of the few – business owners having a hard time competing. In contrast, the progressive income tax strives to soak the few and spread out the boon to the many. There is more incentive to stay on topic about the real effects of taxation in the former than the latter regime. No wonder we've lost a full point of yearly GDP since the U.S. in 1913 effectively traded the tariff for the income tax as its principal revenue source.
Here's hoping that historians will have the courage to upset the settled narrative about American development and, indeed, rewrite the textbooks. There is nothing to be embarrassed about. In the music of J.S. Bach, you spend a lot of time building up a chord structure before getting the sense of nearing something ethereal. But just before you get there, the music goes back to rebuilding the groundwork, with a few salient revisions, just to get it right. Phil Magness is showing us how to make American economic history well-tempered.


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