The “Washington Monument Syndrome” in the State of Washington
By Dan Mitchell
Politicians and pro-spending lobbies use deceitful tactics to push for bigger government.
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New York City has a spending problem.
Democrats Should Put Kids Before Bureaucrats, Part I
Those who benefit from the status quo are very opposed to school choice.
The Economic Burden of Protectionism, Part II
New research on who paid Trump’s tariffs.
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There’s a Good Argument for Trump’s Tariff Plan. Unfortunately, He Can’t Make It
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The Case Against The OECD
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Fiscal Crisis in America, Part 1: Is A U.S. “Greek” Economic Disaster Possible?
It is time to examine the case for a Greek-style fiscal crisis in the United States.
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