PACs: How the Money Disappears

Article Abstract:

Political Action Committees (PACs) have been known to raise large sums of money, but unfortunately very little of that money ever gets to political candidates. A good portion of the money raised by PACs is spent on direct mailing, salaries, office expense, and travel and entertainment. Legislation governing PACs is not likely due to the amounts of money Congress receives from them. Solutions to this money disappearance problem are examined.

Laws, regulations and rules, Political aspects, Tax deductions, Corporations, Corporate finance, Political action committees

---

OUT OF WORK, BUT IN THE MONEY

Article Abstract:

CERTAIN DISPLACED EMPLOYEES, PARTICULARILY OF THE AIRLINE, RAILROAD AND LUMBER INDUSTRIES ARE SUPPLIED WITH INCREDIBLE COMPENSATION BENEFITS POSSIBLY EQUALLING ONE HUNDRED PER- CENT OF THEIR ANNUAL GROSS PAY, WITH FEW LIMITATIONS, THESE PROGRAMS ARE CRITICIZED AS WELL AS CONGRESS'S ACCEPTANCE OF THEM.

Management, Wages, Wages and salaries, United States. Congress, Labor supply, Labor force

---

Inventors, Company Names and Shovel Money

Article Abstract:

The biggest problem facing inventors or future entrepreneurs is raising venture capital. Most venture capitalists are not willing to risk their money on inventors. Some possible suggestions are presented of ways to encourage local investment in new ventures.

Economic policy, Inventions, Venture capital

Similar abstracts:

• Abstracts: A few words can save you money and time. MoneyWatch: ideas to save, protect, and use money. How to Put Aside More Money for Retirement
• Abstracts: Job Completion Based Inventory Systems: Optimal Policies for Repair Kits and Spare Machines. Analyzing tenant assignment policies
• Abstracts: Turn of the Cycle. CRA Computerises its Telephone System. Telephone persuaders turn up the pressure
• Abstracts: Smooth Move. Move over McKinsey, student projects are taking over. GST guru on the move
• Abstracts: The fast track; for many researchers, the Internet is too crowded and to slow. One answer: vBNS. CAMPAIGN SUBSIDIES ARE NOT THE ANSWER

This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.