
The (Amusingly) Destructive Economics of Wealth Taxation
By Dan Mitchell
A wealth tax would diminish incentives to save and invest.
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Daily Analysis
The Rise and Fall (and Rise) of Sweden, Part IV
Some folks in the media are finally catching on to Sweden’s transition.
Iceland’s Superb Private Retirement System
Iceland has a remarkable system of personal retirement accounts.
Absurd Cost Overruns Are a Bipartisan Problem
Donald Trump is also guilty of promising low-cost initiatives that turn into expensive boondoggles.
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Commentary
Homeowners Need Relief From Oppressive Capital Gains Taxes
This article appeared at American Thinker.
Remembering Ed Crane
This article appeared at FEE.
International Tech’s Tug of War
This article appeared at FEE.
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The Economic Benefits of Peace in Ukraine
Peace in Ukraine would bring wide economic benefits.
How the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission Mangled De Minimis Analysis
The Commission’s report makes several weak arguments in hopes of justifying this tax increase.
The Case for a Comprehensive Spending Cap
Why a spending cap is necessary and how to implement it.









