Ok , so there ' s a statement made by The CPI M . I ' ve searched google with a couple of different keywords , but I haven ' t found any news article which states that PAN has been made compulsory by government . Also , no mention of this in RBI ' s website . Maybe , that CPIM guy misunderstood ? <| sep |> Cowboys fan rooting for R . Kelley to get 100 yards 2 touchdowns but zeke 150 for 3 cowboys to win . It can happen right ? <| sep |> make or break of a political programsIt can be , certainly . Sometimes electorates think other things are more important . It ' s always high on the list of concerns . so from what I understand it ' s actually a good thing , because hiring someone will be less risky and more people would be hired , right ? Usually , that ' s right . France has had unemployment of 9 % to 10 % for many years now . In other comparable countries unemployment has been lower , the UK Germany , for example . When unemployment occurs during a recession , such as the years after 2008 , it can be blamed on the recession . When it persists like it has in France , there has to be other reasons . One of those is the laws around employment . Laws around firing , i . e . dismissal due to misconduct , are not really the issue here . That is relatively rare . It ' s reasonable that employees can legally challenge firing decisions . Though it ' s a problem , of course , if employees are guaranteed to win . The real issue is redundancy . The situation where the employer reduces the size of the workforce . That ' s much more common . There are whole host of reasons why employers may want to do it . Employers must factor in the likely cost of doing it when employing a worker . would leave the country , how bad is it , when the rich leave the country , you said they invest internationally , so it doesn ' t seem so bad , you still gain lots of money from the one that staysI agree , moreorless . In France there has been a lot of debate over the wealth tax . I think most of that is a distraction . It is only 1 . 5 % of France ' s total tax receipts . On the other hand , Corporate taxes are 6 % of the take . Income tax , and things like it , such as social security contributions are more than 50 % of the take . If the wealth tax encourages a few people to leave that probably won ' t have much effect . France will lose the money that they would have spent in the local economy , that ' s not likely to be so significant . France would also lose the income tax revenues from them though , which may make a bit more of a difference . It ' s hard to know , but anyway , the Wealth tax issue isn ' t really so important .