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Correcting the Record on Wealth Concentration
Good Headlines Don't Mean Good Policy
Apr 25
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Jack Salmon
The Promise of Abundance and the Overlooked Obstacle of Fiscal Policy
Reform tax and fiscal policy with the same ambition as regulatory reform.
Apr 24
•
Adam Michel
and
Veronique de Rugy
The Impact of Budget Deficits on Savings and Investment
How Fiscal Imbalance Ripples Through Capital Markets and Undermines Future Investment
Apr 23
•
Jack Salmon
Taxation and Economic Growth
What the Empirical Literature Tells Us About the Growth Risks of a $4.5 Trillion Tax Hike
Apr 22
•
Jack Salmon
What the American Colonies Teach us About Tax Competition
Why Decentralized Tax Policy Fostered Freedom
Apr 21
•
Caleb Petitt
You Can’t Subsidize Your Way to Social Mobility
Families deserve more from policymakers than tax credits and bonds
Apr 16
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Susannah Petitt
The Quarterly Ledger: A Review of the Nation’s Balance Sheet: Q2 FY2025
With the House of Representatives’ recent approval of the $5.8 trillion Senate budget resolution, it would be valuable for policymakers to take stock of…
Apr 14
•
Jack Salmon
A Principled Approach to Tax Expenditures
Previewing our new research on tax expenditures
Apr 8
•
Jack Salmon
Tracking Efforts to Shrink the Size of the Federal Workforce: March 2025 Update
March was marked by a turbulent series of layoffs and reinstatements as federal agencies and judges reversed each other’s actions.
Apr 4
•
Jack Salmon
Liberation Day Should Focus on Genuine Economic Liberation
Economic liberation comes from less government, not more
Apr 2
•
Jack Salmon
A Few Reminders on the Eve of “Liberation Day”
Jack and Veronique give some considerations ahead of Trump’s tariff announcement
Apr 1
•
Jack Salmon
and
Veronique de Rugy
March 2025
What Drives Our Long-Term Budget Deficit?
Unpacking the Real Sources of America’s Fiscal Imbalance
Mar 28
•
Jack Salmon
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