New video explains why a government spending cap is the best solution for the U.S. and other nations facing grim fiscal futures.

The Center for Freedom and Prosperity Foundation (CF&P) released today an “Economics 101” that explains the role of economic freedom in enabling developing nations to become prosperous.

The Center for Freedom and Prosperity Foundation (CF&P) released today an “Economics 101” video demystifying the issue of “How Should Carried Interest be Treated by the Tax Code.”

This mini-documentary from the Center for Freedom and Prosperity Foundation explains how carried interest works, and settles the debate over its treatment by the tax code.

This mini-documentary from the Center for Freedom and Prosperity Foundation highlights the devastating impact that big government has on America’s youth, who are ironically also its strongest champions.

Four major challenges facing today’s youth: 1) High youth unemployment, 2) Unreasonable healthcare burdens, 3) Poor returns from Social Security, and 4) burgeoning student loan debt.

The Center for Freedom and Prosperity Foundation (CF&P) released today its latest “Economics 101” video, which details how big government is undermining the future of America’s youth. Entitled, “How Big Government Undermines Your Future,” the video shows young people that big government is the common factor when it comes to the most serious problems they face.

Even though he promised to bring Americans together, President Obama has used class-warfare tax policy to persecute and demonize successful entrepreneurs and investors. This mini-documentary from the Center for Freedom and Prosperity Foundation explains why the tax code shouldn’t be used for anything other than fairly and neutrally collecting a minimum amount of revenue to fund the legitimate functions of the federal government.

This mini-documentary from the Center for Freedom and Prosperity Foundation explains that “third-party payer” is the main problem with America’s health care system. This is why undoing Obamacare, while desirable, is just a small first step if we want to reduce costs and boost efficiency.