Britain is losing millionaires while America is gaining them—and the economic data reveal why that contrast matters far beyond the fortunes of the wealthy.
Daily Analysis
The Predictable Folly of Government Grocery Stores
Cities have tried government run grocery stores before, and they did not do well.
The World’s Best Leader, Part II
Reducing red tape and government spending has allowed a significant reduction in the number of bureaucrats.
Revenge of the Laffer Curve…Again
Scottish taxpayers pay for an expensive lesson for politicians.
New Research Further Confirms Anti-Growth Impact of Wealth Taxation
Increasing the tax bias against capital is bad news for workers.
Part I: Is It Good or Bad to Have More Rich People?
An economic Rorschach.
Wagner’s Law, Leisure, and the Growth of Government
Why do people tolerate growing tax burdens?
Big Government, Trump, and Big Corruption: Part I
More benefits to smaller government.
Does Chinese Performance Tell us Anything About Socialism?
Where would China’s middle class rank in the US?
Mixing Class Warfare and Keynesian Economics
Keynesian economics is backward.