There was spending restraint under both Reagan and Clinton.
Daily Analysis
The Right and Wrong Way to Reduce Poverty, Part II
The government penalizes productive behavior.
The Right and Wrong Way to Reduce Poverty, Part I
Was the War on Poverty a success?
More Economic Liberty = More National Prosperity
Inequality is a useless variable.
Not All Tax Cuts Are Created Equal
Some tax cuts are very powerful.
The $969.6 Billion Cost of Joe Biden in 2023
If Biden was being graded, he’d deserve an F.
The Prudent Case for the Laffer Curve, Part II
The Laffer Curve doesn’t mean tax cuts “pay for themselves.”
Estonia’s Transition from Socialist Misery to Free-Market Prosperity, Part II
This is Estonia’s best fiscal feature.
Estonia’s Transition from Socialist Misery to Free-Market Prosperity, Part I
The post-Soviet nations with more economic liberty have enjoyed the best recoveries from communism.
Reagan’s Spending Victory over the Welfare State
There’s been a steady increase in the burden of domestic spending post-Reagan.