Taxes and Spending

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Ludwig von Mises

On the other hand, a social order weakens these forces when it promises that if the individual's work is hindered by illness or the effects of a trauma, he shall live without work or with little work and suffer no very noticeable reduction in his income.

Friedrich A. Hayek

I will not contend that this scheme is free from all the defects inherent in government interference with economic affairs.

David Gordon

This is not the only instance in which Frank refutes his own arguments. Like most good leftists, Frank dislikes SUVs.

Henry Richey

By decreasing the real output derived from national resources in this manner, the VAT necessarily decreases the material standard of living for all of a nation's consumers.

John Attarian

This is a concise critical history of the federal program of Old-Age, Survivors and Disability Insurance (OASDI), popularly known as Social Security.