There’s no “graduation” in the governor’s new graduated income tax plan, at least as it pertains to those making over $1 million. All of their income gets taxed at the 7.95 percent top rate.

The term “ghosting” comes from the dating world, when one party suddenly cuts off contact with the other without notice. Multiple outlets are now reporting job applicants and even newly-hired workers are ghosting employers, skipping interviews or not returning to work, leaving no notice. The situation has even gotten the attention of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis in its “Beige Book” report on Chicago from last December.

We’ll have lots to say on this soon.