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Daily Analysis
The Need for Tax Reform and Reduction in Argentina
Political obstacles to better tax policy remain in Argentina.
OECD Urges Bigger Burden of Government in Romania
Instead of advising Romanian politicians to reverse recent spending increases, the OECD’s bureaucrats are pushing for higher taxes to enable that bigger burden of spending.
Malta: A Free-Market Success Story
Malta’s rather-successful economy is growing faster than the United States.
Europe’s War on Wealth
The European Commission crafted an instruction manual for economic destruction.
The Costly Impact of French Statism
France is one of the world’s most-unfree nations when looking at fiscal policy.
Shame on You, Good Riddance, or Please Come Back
How our friends on the left react to tax-motivated migration.
A Key Difference Between Trump and Milei
Their difference on spending lead to dramatically different outcomes when looking at the symptom of government debt.
The United States vs. Europe, Part V
Should the United States be copying the economic policy of nations that have much lower living standards?
A State Suicide Pact, Part III
Taxes based on envy, hate, and resentment are spreading.