Maybe they should just leave people alone.
read more...There are moral and practical argument against sin taxes.
read more...Another acknowledgment of the central premise of supply-side economics.
read more...They get very worried if tax increases threaten their political viability.
read more...Why don’t statists apply their understanding of sin taxes to taxes on savings, work, and investment?
read more...Non-compliant pasta and contraband salt?!
read more...The title of this post sounds like the beginning of a strange joke, but it’s actually because we’re covering three issues today. Our first topic is corporate taxation. More specifically, we’re looking at a nation that seems to be learning that it’s foolish the have a punitive corporate tax system. By way of background, the […]
read more...Back in 2009, I wrote about various schemes to impose taxes on unhealthy food. At the time, I was primarily concerned about the risks of giving politicians a new source of revenue that would be used to increase the burden of government spending. The folks at Reason TV look at the issue from a different […]
read more...I don’t know if this commercial was broadcast nationally, but I saw it in northern Virginia. A very smart, anti-politician message. The worst commercial (this is a no-brainer) was from Chrysler. Not because the advertising was bad, but because the company is mooching from the taxpayers.
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