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Daily Analysis
America’s Anti-Competitive and Anti-Comity International Tax System, Part II
FATCA throws sand in the gears of global commerce.
A Perfect Example of How Tax Competition Constrains Greedy Government
Misguided attacks on tax competition keep on coming.
Bringing Growth to the Developing World: The Role of Tax Havens and the Size of Government
Struggling nations are getting bad advice claiming that bigger government is the key to prosperity.
Obama’s Class-Warfare Tax Plan Targets the So-Called Rich, but Workers Will Bear the Burden
The President’s desired taxes on capital will hit more than just the rich, and might even lose revenue.
The Three Best and Three Worst Policy Developments of 2014
The things we applauded and face-palmed over in 2014.
Europe Is Way Behind the United States and Here Are Two More Examples to Illustrate Why the Continent Is in Deep Trouble
Europe’s large welfare states are dragging the continent down.
Everything You Ever Wanted to Know about Obama’s Failed Approach to Corporate Inversions
Ill-conceived rules from the White House have made things worse, not better.
If You Want Better Business Tax Policy, Handcuff Politicians with Pro-Growth Forms of Tax Competition
Tax competition is good when it involves lower rates for all taxpayers. Corporate handouts and narrow preferences in the name of tax competition, however, are misguided.
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.