Can you believe the reason the OECD wants a bunch of tax increases?
Daily Analysis
New York City’s Spending Problem
De Blasio doesn’t want any form of spending restraint.
Even after the Coronavirus Spending Spree, It’s Simple to Balance the Budget Without Tax Increases
Tax increases are guaranteed to make a bad situation worse.
Principles of (Sensible) Taxation
What’s the key principle of good tax policy?
A Primer on the Laffer Curve
A presentation to the New Economic School in the nation of Georgia.
The Economic Damage of Wealth Taxation
What would happen if this odious example of double taxation was imposed in the United States.
OECD Research Acknowledges Big Benefits from Federalism
Sadly, the United States has moved in the wrong direction in recent decades.
Greece Needs to Expand its Experiment with Supply-Side Economics
How they’re luring well-to-do foreigners to Greece.
Tax Increases Will Generate More Spending, More Debt, and Less Prosperity
Here’s what actually happens when politicians try to control debt with spending restraint or tax increases.
OECD Data: Higher Tax Rates Don’t Necessarily Mean Higher Tax Revenue
There’s a lot of “revenue feedback” when tax rates are changed.