Taxation
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Do Government Schools Discriminate Against Religious Families?
Compulsory attendance forces American families to engage with a system they find objectionable, and fund it whether they use it or not.
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Tariff Tension: Will US Shelves Be Empty By Late May?
Trump’s trade war has disrupted shipments, supply chains, and consumer confidence. Shortages and job losses are sure to follow.
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Tariffs Instead of Taxes? A Back-of-Envelope Estimate
Projected revenue from tariffs ignore the realities of how people and businesses will react. Are we ready to double the cost of everything?
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Victor David Hanson and his Smoot-Hawley Strawman
Economists don’t claim that tariffs caused the Great Depression, but tariffs make bad times worse.
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The Great COVID Exodus: How the Pandemic Sparked a Tax Revolt
Americans are no longer afraid to uproot their lives in pursuit of greater freedom, efficiency, and dignity—and the COVID-19 pandemic is a big reason why.
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Kill Sugar Tariffs (and Corn Subsidies) to Make America Healthy Again
Reducing American’s consumption of high-fructose corn syrup could be as simple as ending the taxes that caused the switch.
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The Tariff Trade-Off Many Economists Ignore
The deadweight loss caused by higher tariffs could, at least in theory, be offset by gains from a lower income tax rate.
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Tariff Turmoil: The Economic Risks of a Global Trade War
A prolonged trade war would be a disaster for the global economy. The consequences would be severe — and self-inflicted.
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Why Trump’s $5M ‘Gold Card’ Visa Is Way Overpriced
Residence-by-investment is common, but present laws make American citizenship a permanent tax and regulatory trap.
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The Never-Ending Myth of the “Rich Getting Richer”
Shaping policies around resentment and envy of the rich does more harm than good. Most ‘inequality’ statistics misdiagnose the issue.
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Do Government Schools Discriminate Against Religious Families?
Compulsory attendance forces American families to engage with a system they find objectionable, and fund it whether they use it or not.
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Tariff Tension: Will US Shelves Be Empty By Late May?
Trump’s trade war has disrupted shipments, supply chains, and consumer confidence. Shortages and job losses are sure to follow.
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Tariffs Instead of Taxes? A Back-of-Envelope Estimate
Projected revenue from tariffs ignore the realities of how people and businesses will react. Are we ready to double the cost of everything?
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Victor David Hanson and his Smoot-Hawley Strawman
Economists don’t claim that tariffs caused the Great Depression, but tariffs make bad times worse.
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The Great COVID Exodus: How the Pandemic Sparked a Tax Revolt
Americans are no longer afraid to uproot their lives in pursuit of greater freedom, efficiency, and dignity—and the COVID-19 pandemic is a big reason why.
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•
Kill Sugar Tariffs (and Corn Subsidies) to Make America Healthy Again
Reducing American’s consumption of high-fructose corn syrup could be as simple as ending the taxes that caused the switch.
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•
The Tariff Trade-Off Many Economists Ignore
The deadweight loss caused by higher tariffs could, at least in theory, be offset by gains from a lower income tax rate.
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•
Tariff Turmoil: The Economic Risks of a Global Trade War
A prolonged trade war would be a disaster for the global economy. The consequences would be severe — and self-inflicted.
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•
Why Trump’s $5M ‘Gold Card’ Visa Is Way Overpriced
Residence-by-investment is common, but present laws make American citizenship a permanent tax and regulatory trap.
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•
The Never-Ending Myth of the “Rich Getting Richer”
Shaping policies around resentment and envy of the rich does more harm than good. Most ‘inequality’ statistics misdiagnose the issue.