
Toward Tax Freedom and Justice
Improving Tax Choice through a more democratically-just, rules-based fiscal policy. Summary Although considerable resources are expended upon attempting to influence Government spending, advocacy of…
Read MoreImproving Tax Choice through a more democratically-just, rules-based fiscal policy. Summary Although considerable resources are expended upon attempting to influence Government spending, advocacy of…
Read MoreIn the wake of the so-called ‘Panama Papers’ furore, the push-button issue of the One Percent being found able – OH! THE HORROR! –…
Read MoreAs another week goes by, Europe continues to flounder – even German car sales were off by 17% YOY, a decline which was presumably not all…
Read MoreNick Cohen is one of my favourite writers but he really has come a cropper with his latest piece on Starbucks and its taxes…
Read MoreThe West is in crisis. Our Big Government way of doing things does not work. It is no longer going to be possible to…
Read MoreThe debate over taxing the rich has reached new depth in the United States with a true man of letters entering the fray. Depth,…
Read MoreEveryone seems to be searching for a roadmap for the Euro-crisis. A precedent to guide policymaking and financial decisions would give some assurance that…
Read MoreOne significant issue arising in the crisis has been the size of some European underground economies. Politicians seek measures to increase public revenues as…
Read MoreThis paper by Alberto Alesina and Silvia Ardagna provides very good empirical research to confirm that what we expect a priori: that deficit cutting…
Read MoreIn November, I asked this Parliamentary question: Steven Baker (Wycombe, Conservative) To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer how much debt interest has been paid…
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