Taxes and Spending

Don Boudreaux writes:

A Shreveport attorney who has challenged the government for years

It is a commonplace, for libertarians at least, that coercive redistribution cuts into charity by reducing the funds available for charitable givin

From the University of Oregon comes this: A psychologist and two ec

Over the weekend I watched “Flags of our Fathers“ and one quote

When you need the dough to fund your welfare, war, political favors, corporatocracy, assorted government agencies, the hiring of new agents for the

Economist Ross McKitrick, who along with Steve McIntyre played a major role in discrediting Micha

A month after declaring travel on the stretch of New York State Thruway that cro

For years, domestic sugar producers have benefited from import quotas that limit competition from foreign suppliers of sugar.

The Christan Science Monitor reports that we have passed the tipping point: