School Vouchers Are Basically Food Stamps
Governments already use vouchers in many areas, including food and housing. Fortunately, those vouchers only go to a small portion of the population.
Taxes and Spending
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Americans Are Addicted to Homeownership, and the Government is the Pusher
"Sure, it's nice that homeownership forces people to build equity in an asset, even if it is a profoundly crappy asset."
Are Tax Cuts Really Just Undemocratic Exploitation?
One suspects that, for Will Wilkinson, only that counts as “democratic” which conforms to his ideal of a welfare state.
Expand Tax Breaks to Expand Education
Cutting taxes on investment income can be key in helping taxpayers afford a better education.
What Real Tax Reform Looks Like
Real tax reform means reducing taxes and government spending. It does mean tax cuts in some places, and tax increases in others.
Rothbard: Tax Exemptions Should be Welcomed
It is particularly incongruous and incorrect for advocates of a free market to advocate uniformity of taxation.
Eliminating the State and Local Tax Deduction Is a Terrible Idea
The federal tax burden is huge compared to state and local taxes. Even in California.
How Much Does a Tax Cut Cost?
Claiming that tax cuts impose a cost on society assumes the government is the rightful owner of all our wealth and incomes.
Don’t Close the Tax “Loopholes”
Closing so-called tax loopholes simply increase the tax burden for many Americans, and are hardly to be praised.
Did Tariffs Really Cause the American Civil War?
Regional conflicts went far beyond a simple dispute over taxation. For the South, the ends aimed at was the preservation of slavery, and the means they employed to realize these ends was secession.
