Tag Archives : Jurisdictional Competition
Trump and the G-7: Right Outcome, Wrong Reason
G-7 statements are always full of nonsense.
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Are the Trump Tax Cuts Working?
Some of the benefits of tax reform are already evident and difficult to dispute.
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Some states want to force merchants in other states to be deputy tax enforcers.
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Is Good Globalism Being Undermined by Bad Globalism?
What does globalism actually mean?
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California Has Many Natural Advantages, but How Long Can It Survive Big Government?
A lot of ordinary people are packing up and leaving.
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Jurisdictional Competition, Mutual Recognition, and European Prosperity
Harmonization didn’t make Europe rich.
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The United States Is a Tax Haven for Global Investors…and that’s Good for America
The U.S. is hypocritical, though.
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Feckless Tories Should Realize They Hold a Very Strong Hand in Brexit Negotiations
The EU is terrified of free market competition.
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A Big Corporate Tax Cut in the United States Will Bring More Prosperity to China and Europe
Tax competition will force other nations to respond.
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Tax Competition: So Powerful that even Politicians in Left-Wing States Feel Compelled to Cut Taxes for Rich People
Supply-side reforms in unexpected places.
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