Poland, Japan, and Iran: A Story of Convergence and Divergence
By Dan Mitchell
Poor countries should grow faster than rich countries.
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Social Security’s $78.3 Trillion Problem
It will reach trillion dollar deficits in just a few decades.
Federal Redistribution Programs Trap Poor People in Dependency, Part II
Has expanding the welfare state helped the fight against poverty?
The All-Time Leftist Hypocrisy Award?
Will this example of hypocrisy forever top the list?
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There’s a Good Argument for Trump’s Tariff Plan. Unfortunately, He Can’t Make It
This article appeared in the Telegraph.
Trump FTC Must Stop Biden’s Prescription Drug Madness
This article appeared on American Thinker.
The Case Against The OECD
This article appeared in IFC Review.
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An Update on the OECD’s Campaign Against Tax Competition, Fiscal Sovereignty, and Financial Privacy
The Paris-based Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development has an ongoing project to prop up Europe’s inefficient welfare states by attacking tax competition in hopes of enabling governments to impose heavier tax burdens. This project received a boost when th…
Government-Run Health Care Means Higher Deficits and Debt: Realistic Assumptions Show 10-Year Deficits Easily Could Exceed $600 Billion
The proposals on Capitol Hill will make government more expensive and increase deficits. Government programs almost always cost more than the preliminary estimates, and projections for healthcare spending have been notoriously inaccurate. Moreover, tax increases will no…
The Health Care Choice Act: Lowering Costs by Allowing Competition in the Individual Insurance Market
According to one estimate, freedom to purchase insurance policies issued in other states could save some families as much as 30 percent on their health policies. Unleashing the Constitution’s promise of unfettered interstate commerce is the most effective way of breakin…