When is a cut not a cut?
Daily Analysis
A Primer on Government Spending and Red Ink, Part I
America’s fiscal crisis begins with excessive government spending, and why higher taxes won’t end it.
More Evidence Against Keynesian Economics
A new study undercuts the Keynesian claim that destruction leads to wealth.
New York’s Fiscal Suicide, Part II
Why New York is such a mess.
Medicaid’s Ever-Expanding Fiscal Burden
Politicians should not engage in demagoguery about make-believe cuts.
Learning from Social Security/Pension Reforms in OECD Nations
Some nations are opting for the right approach and others are choosing the wrong approach.
The Case (and Need) for Spending Restraint in the United Kingdom
This is long overdue.
Spending Restraint Beats Tax Increases, Even According to the IMF
Research shows a clear winner between these approaches.
Social Security’s $78.3 Trillion Problem
It will reach trillion dollar deficits in just a few decades.
Do Small Governments Mean a “Failed State”?!?
Would cutting taxes jeopardize the country?