Realistically, and in a comment on how much wallet share Congress already enjoys, the only reasonable corporate tax is zero.
Corporations Have Already Paid Massive Taxes. Bring the Rate to Zero Read More »
Monetarism: Government has no resources. It can only spend what it’s taken from us first.
Monetarism Didn’t Discredit the Phillips Curve, Rather It Mirrors It Read More »
Here’s hoping legislators get out of the way so that market forces make their way into the American home.
As Blackstone Searches for the Future of Housing, Lawmakers Get In the Way Read More »
It’s accepted wisdom that the high-priced goods endured by consumers in recent years were evidence of inflation. Except that they were not.
Mill, Say & Smith Would Wisely Note That 2021-Present Is Not Inflation Read More »
Cut taxes. Waiters and waitresses should be taxed less, but entrepreneurs and CEOs should be taxed much less.
Cut Taxes For Restaurant Waiters, But Don’t Expect Growth Read More »
Consumption is once again a consequence of reducing the tax burden on those (the rich) most penalized by taxes. No serious supply-sider would disagree with what’s just been said, which is why it’s more than odd that they near-unanimously are cheering for extension of the 2017 “Tax Cuts and Jobs Act” that, by the admission of those same supply siders, largely reduced the tax burden on middle and poor earners while increasing it on the rich. Let the vastly overrated tax bill die. The economy grew despite it
The Trump Tax Cuts Were Keynesian, Not Supply Side. Let Them Lapse Read More »
Janet Yellen asserted that “if we do not respond strategically and in a united way” to “China’s industrial policy,” the “viability of businesses in both our countries and around the world could be at risk.” She couldn’t have it more backwards.
Janet Yellen Is the Big Threat to the U.S. Economy, Not China Read More »
Put another way, the Fed’s imposition of price ceilings on debit cards will be felt most uncomfortably by those with the most limited access to banking and its various services.
The Fed Extols the Virtues of Cake to Debit-Card Users Read More »
Markets are great, but it’s hard to see how the TXSE would be all that different thanks to so much in the way of federal rulemaking.
Will a Texas Stock Exchange Mean Much In a Federalized U.S.? Read More »
Former attorney general William Barr is at it again with his overnight conversion to “monopoly” critic. He claims that if “allowed to dominate AI,” Microsoft, Google and Amazon “could reinforce and extend their supremacy over more of the economy.”
If They’re Talking ‘Monopoly,’ They Don’t Have a Clue What One Is Read More »
