Why don’t more nations follow this simple formula?
Daily Analysis
The United States Should Stay Out of Syria
We haven’t learned from previous experiences.
Connecticut’s Metamorphosis from the Nutmeg State to the Taxnut State
They see what the problem is but refuse to fix it.
Tax and Development: What the U.N. Gets Wrong and What the U.N. Doesn’t Get Right
Venturing into the belly of the beast.
Will Republicans Drain the Regulatory Swamp?
The high costs of excessive regulation.
The Transition from Communism in the Soviet Bloc and Lessons for Cuba, North Korea, and Venezuela
Lessons from the experience of post-communist nations in Eastern Europe
Minimum Wage Laws, Jobs, and the Sobering Impact of Decentralization
Why federalism and decentralization are vital features of a good system.
Can Corporate Rate Reduction Save the Tax Agenda?
One area of agreement that could make tax reform bipartisan.
Child Care, Head Start, Early Childhood Education, and Washington, D.C.’s Plan to Hurt Poor People
Head Start has a lot of undeserved support.
Answering a Silly Question: Of Course Government-Coerced Family Leave Is Anti-Market and Pro-Big Government
Sorry, there’s still no free lunch.