Is reform more likely now that Republicans have the Senate?
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Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Supply-Side Economics, in a Single Image
What can philosoraptor teach us about supply side economics?
Four Lessons from the Mid-Term Elections
The 2016 election turned out to be 1994 and 2010 put together. What does it mean?
The Overwhelming Case against Capital Gains Taxation
The United States has one of the highest capital gains tax rates in the world. The ideal rate is zero.
Does Jeb Bush’s Support For Higher Taxes Make Him More Fiscally Conservative Than Paul Ryan?
Is Dan Mitchell a Jeb Bush-style squish on taxes?
Canada Shows How to Eliminate the Tax Bias against Saving
What we can learned from our northern neighbors.
The Real-World Impact of Higher Tax Rates on Upper-Income Households
New evidence confirms what we already knew: that Laffer Curve effects reduce expected revenue gains from higher taxes.
The Irish Tax Policy Debate: Bono 1 – Irish Union Bosses 0
In the Irish tax policy debate, Bono knows better than bosses from the leading Irish labor union. Moreover, the U.S. could learn a lot from Ireland’s success with a pro-growth corporate tax policy.
Faced with Ebola Crisis, World Health Organization Decides to…Have a Moscow Conference to Push Global Tax Rules for Tobacco
The United Nations is not nearly as bad as other international bureaucracies such as the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development or the International Monetary Fund. But that’s because the U.N. tends to be completely ineffective. So even when the…
Bureaucrats at the United Nations Endorse Sweeping New Tax Powers for Politicians
I’m not a big fan of international bureaucracies. Regular readers know that the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development is the worst institution from my perspective, followed by the International Monetary Fund. Some folks ask why the United Nations isn’t…