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“Higher corporate tax rates will bring about exactly what people like Senator Hawley fear: the control of the market in the hands of a few key players by means of force.” ~Thomas Savidge
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“Many of the jobs created directly or indirectly by government policies impose net costs on society rather than producing benefits, which worsens rather than improves Americansโ wellbeing.” ~Gary M. Galles
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“That a Nobel Prize-winning economist can hold these naรฏve views and fail to use simple economic reasoning should give us pause about how ideology and echo chambers can dull our reasoning.” ~Paul Mueller
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“Human living standards have improved in unprecedented ways over the past 300 years. These remarkable improvements in human welfare are not limited to wealthy, developed economies but are enjoyed around the world.” ~Paul Mueller
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“Texas does several big things really well, and Iโm rooting for them to improve elsewhere. But letโs not pretend Texas is the free-market archetype for the country.” ~Jason Sorens
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“With inflation shrinking the purchasing power of their dollar and faced with higher tax bills because of ‘bracket creep,’ taxpayers are starting to push back against wasteful government spending again.” ~Thomas Savidge
“Tax revenues are harvested from private citizens by means of coercion and extractive measures… Paying taxes to remain free of incarceration or not face withering financial penalties is hardly indicative of cooperative exchange.โฏ” ~Tom Savidge and Peter C. Earle
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“The pain and uncertainty from an ever-changing federal progressive marginal individual income tax system with forced withholding and payment or refund later are destructive.” ~Vance Ginn
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“Means tested welfare necessarily crowds out the poor from productive employment by substituting government grants for family earning and community support.” ~Donald J. Devine
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“The hungry behemoth that is the US federal government is already eating the rich… Jeff Bezosโ great fortune would finance the government forโฆ less than a week. ” ~Joakim Book
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“Higher corporate tax rates will bring about exactly what people like Senator Hawley fear: the control of the market in the hands of a few key players by means of force.” ~Thomas Savidge
โข
“Many of the jobs created directly or indirectly by government policies impose net costs on society rather than producing benefits, which worsens rather than improves Americansโ wellbeing.” ~Gary M. Galles
โข
“That a Nobel Prize-winning economist can hold these naรฏve views and fail to use simple economic reasoning should give us pause about how ideology and echo chambers can dull our reasoning.” ~Paul Mueller
โข
“Human living standards have improved in unprecedented ways over the past 300 years. These remarkable improvements in human welfare are not limited to wealthy, developed economies but are enjoyed around the world.” ~Paul Mueller
โข
“Texas does several big things really well, and Iโm rooting for them to improve elsewhere. But letโs not pretend Texas is the free-market archetype for the country.” ~Jason Sorens
โข
“With inflation shrinking the purchasing power of their dollar and faced with higher tax bills because of ‘bracket creep,’ taxpayers are starting to push back against wasteful government spending again.” ~Thomas Savidge
“Tax revenues are harvested from private citizens by means of coercion and extractive measures… Paying taxes to remain free of incarceration or not face withering financial penalties is hardly indicative of cooperative exchange.โฏ” ~Tom Savidge and Peter C. Earle
โข
“The pain and uncertainty from an ever-changing federal progressive marginal individual income tax system with forced withholding and payment or refund later are destructive.” ~Vance Ginn
โข
“Means tested welfare necessarily crowds out the poor from productive employment by substituting government grants for family earning and community support.” ~Donald J. Devine
โข
“The hungry behemoth that is the US federal government is already eating the rich… Jeff Bezosโ great fortune would finance the government forโฆ less than a week. ” ~Joakim Book
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