Jeffrey Sachs’s Blind Spot
Jeffrey Sachs rightly sees the problems of state interventionism in foreign policy. But he then fails to see the same holds on domestic policy.
Taxes and Spending
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Busting the “Free College” Myth
If New Yorkers wanted to help students by paying for their tuition, they would have already done so on their own.
Tax Day
The first great lesson to learn about taxation is that taxation is simply robbery. No more and no less.
Glorious Tax Season
Tax season is here. This is a time to celebrate. No, I mean it. But not because the State makes its claim on our hard-earned monies known.
Frédéric Bastiat Is Right (Again)
Tariffs never benefit a nation. They do, however, often increase government revenue at the expense of everyone else.
Taxation is Theft
The Constitution doesn’t permit the feds to steal your money. But steal, the feds do.
Danger: Federal Tax Revenue Growth Falls to 80-Month Low
The last time federal receipts fell like this was in July 2008, shortly before the financial crisis.
Are Americans Undertaxed?
Most Americans believe they are taxed too much. The ruling elites disagree.
Trump Abandons Economic Reforms to Embrace War Spending
Trump appears to be putting issues like Obamacare and tax cuts on the back burner so he can engage in endless war spending.
Two Common Objections to Unilateral Free Trade
Free trade is not an obstacle to either economic prosperity or military defense.
