Tag Archives : Mitchell’s Golden Rule
Jordan Gets in Debt Trouble Because of a Spending Binge, IMF Predictably Says Higher Taxes Are the Answer
What happened in Jordan is exactly what happened in Greece.
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Spending and Tax Limits in (the Country of) Georgia
The right fiscal rules have benefited Georgia.
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Rand Paul’s Sensible Budget Rejected, but Here’s the Silver Lining
Senate Republicans failed to atone for their sins by voting for a balanced budget proposal.
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In a Single Image, Everything You Need to Know about the New CBO Budget Numbers
Why everyone in Washington is pretending to be agitated.
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The Five Most Important Takeaways from Trump’s Budget
But will any of it matter?
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The United Kingdom and the Benefits of Spending Restraint
Nations that have tried it have reduced the problem of excessive government
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New CBO Numbers and the Simple Formula for Good Fiscal Policy, Part II
If lawmakers simply limit annual spending increases to 1 percent annually, the budget is balanced by 2022.
read more...New CBO Numbers and the Simple Formula for Good Fiscal Policy, Part I
Even a modest bit of spending restraint will do.
read more...Does “Wagner’s Law” Mean Libertarians Should Acquiesce to Big Government?
Should libertarians throw in the towel?
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A Fiscal Lesson from Western Australia’s Spending Binge
Why the Aussie state is in a fiscal mess.
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