Taxes and Spending

The Michigan government has secured a new, 24-hour ATM machine: the taxpayers.

Hunter Lewis's excellent book differs from nearly all other books on economics. Most books defend a particular point of view: a work by Duncan Foley, e.g., will be much more favorable to Marxism than one by Ludwig von Mises.

Just when you thought taxes and patents could not get any worse:

Today, NPR (All Things Considered) reported on the recent passage of th

Tony Snow says $170,000 a year just doesn’t cut it.

Charles K. Eames writes:

State economic development agencies stand athwart this minarchist ideal. Their increased prominence today is just the latest form of mercantilism that classical economists rightly opposed in the past.

The Rise of Private Universities:

It appears that the Appalachians are about to move again. Earthquakes? Shifts in tectonic plates? Not this time.

When the state is sued, liability ultimately falls upon the taxpayers, not the politicians and bureaucrats.