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Tag Archives : New York

Debunking Inequality Myths

Debunking Inequality Myths

Posted on September 7, 2016

A comprehensive study debunks leftwing inequality myths.

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Lessons from State Tax Policy: Kudos for Tennessee and Texas, Mockery for New York and California

Lessons from State Tax Policy: Kudos for Tennessee and Texas, Mockery for New York and California

Posted on April 26, 2016

Some states are still doing better than others on taxes.

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Good News: The Greed of Politicians Is Once Again Thwarted by the Laffer Curve

Good News: The Greed of Politicians Is Once Again Thwarted by the Laffer Curve

Posted on December 15, 2015

Some politicians are so short-sighted and greedy that they raise the tax burden by so much that revenues actually fall.

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Why Doesn’t Hillary Learn any Lessons from the Slow Suicide of California and other High-Tax States?

Why Doesn’t Hillary Learn any Lessons from the Slow Suicide of California and other High-Tax States?

Posted on September 7, 2015

More evidence that taxpayers migrate from high-tax states to low-tax states.

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The Wisdom of Bastiat, as Revealed by Great Moments in Federal, State, and Local Government

The Wisdom of Bastiat, as Revealed by Great Moments in Federal, State, and Local Government

Posted on January 30, 2015

Bastiat accurately observed the government scam.

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Great Moments in Tax Enforcement

Great Moments in Tax Enforcement

Posted on February 16, 2014

I’ll be first in line if there’s a contest over who thinks most strongly thatpoliticians are corrupt, or whether they can waste money in creative ways. But if somebody asserts that politicians are stupid, I’m going to argue on the other side. This isn’t because I’m a fan of elected officials. Far from it. However, having […]

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Turning New York City into Detroit?

Turning New York City into Detroit?

Posted on September 4, 2013

I recently speculated whether Detroit’s fiscal problems should be a warning sign for the crowd in Washington. The answer, of course, is yes, though it’s not a perfect analogy. The federal government is in deep trouble because of unsustainable entitlement programs while Detroit got in trouble because of a combination of too much compensation for […]

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Taxpayers get Screwed to Finance a $537,767-Per-Year Bureaucrat

Taxpayers get Screwed to Finance a $537,767-Per-Year Bureaucrat

Posted on April 7, 2012

I’ve reported some horror stories about bureaucrats ripping off taxpayers with lavish compensation packages, including: The chief bureaucrat of a low-income California city getting almost $800,000 per year. Cops in Oakland getting average compensation of $188,000. A Philadelphia bureaucrat, after working only 2-1/2 years, nailing down a guaranteed pension of $50,000 per year. A New […]

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America’s Greediest State and Local Governments

America’s Greediest State and Local Governments

Posted on August 22, 2010

I ran across two interesting lists showing how politicians at the state and local level are often just as bad as the ones in Washington, DC. First, Forbes has an article identifying the 10 states with the highest income tax rates. The top rate is a big deterrent to entrepreneurs and investors, but it’s also […]

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Connecticut Is Terrible, but New York Is Worse

Connecticut Is Terrible, but New York Is Worse

Posted on July 6, 2010

The Wall Street Journal opines about the latest bone-headed move by New York politicians to drive away productive activity. Connecticut is not exactly a low-tax jurisdiction, but sometimes being less worse is all that’s necessary to win a tax competition battle. Connecticut Governor Jodi Rell, a Republican who usually doesn’t mind higher taxes…has nonetheless declared […]

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