Taxes and Austerity

Taxes make up 40 percent of the European fiscal adjustment.

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Austerity? Not Yet

Governments in the rich world have mostly run deficits over the past three... More

Finance and NYC

Public policy, in particular financial regulatory reform, remains a significant... More

200 Years of Oil

The Green River Formation—an assemblage of over 1,000 feet... More

Why Greece Is Failing

Just as with Italy, Greece has a malfunctioning political economy and scores low... More

Best Places For New Business

Idaho scored an A plus overall, along with Texas, Oklahoma and Utah. No. 5 in the... More

Nicole Gelinas, City Journal

It's Not About Jamie Dimon

We should look to markets, not men, to govern the economy.

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Avik Roy, Forbes

Interstate Commerce For Insurance

Right now, in nearly every state, insurance is regulated at the state level. If you live in New York, like I do, you can’t buy insurance from a company in Connecticut or New Jersey, or even better, Texas. Why does this matter?... More

Veronique de Rugy, Reason

Taxes American Style

The U.S. tax code is more progressive and European than you think.

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Wendell Cox, Washington Examiner

Florida Reverses Its Decline

Of all the "bubble states" -- those slammed hardest by the housing market's collapse -- only the Sunshine State has shown robust signs of recovery in domestic migration.

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Richard Epstein, Hoover

Beyond Austerity

We must liberalize labor markets, not rely on macroeconomic “fixes.”

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Joel Kotkin, newgeography

Small Cities: Economic Engines

This year's edition of Best Cities For Jobs found that small and midsized metropolitan areas, with populations of 1 million or less, accounted for 27 of the 30 urban regions in the country that are adding jobs at the fastest... More