John’s Substack
John PhelanMy economics takes, mostly room temperature
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Study finds that Minnesotans get a worse return on their taxes than in 36 other states
Gov. Tim Walz has been a fan of Wallethub’s work, including its recent raking of Minnesota as the second-best state to raise a family.
How Gov. Walz hiked taxes on Minnesota’s middle class
Yesterday, I noted that the average earner pays more state tax in Minnesota than in 42 other states. This is something which, Minnesota Department of Revenue (DOR) analyses show, got worse while Tim Walz has been governor.
The average earner pays more state tax in Minnesota than in 42 other states
Yesterday, I asked “What would a genuine ‘affordability’ agenda look like?” I noted that “the most direct way possible” for Minnesota’s state government to ease affordability concerns for its citizens would be to reduce “the amount of money...
What would a genuine “affordability” agenda look like?
The two parties in St. Paul have very different priorities this session. For Republicans, the focus is “affordability;” for the DFL, it is gun control and immigration. But, as we found in our Thinking Minnesota poll in the Winter 2026 issue...
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I am an Economist working at Center of the American Experiment, a think tank based in Minnesota which focuses primarily - but not exclusively - on state policy.
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