Liberty Lens - An Economics Substack
Joshua Rauh, Daniel Di Martino, Gregory Kearney, Aharon Friedman, Jack Salmon, R. Richard Geddes, Aaron Gelberg, Daniel Heil, Benjamin JarosQuestioning assumptions and re-assessing conventional wisdom
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Now You See It, Now You Don’t: The Scorekeepers' Shifting Estimates
This fourth installment of the Checking the Scorekeepers series examines what happens when the CBO and JCT release scores that rely on models already on their way out the door. Forecasts that appear authoritative can quickly unravel when th...
Hubris in Scorekeeping: Why Confidence Needs a Calibration
Our third installment of the Checking the Scorekeepers series looks at how to improve budget and economic forecasts, not just for the recent tax bill but for all major legislation. The problem isn’t simply concern about the accuracy of assu...
Testimony on Tax Policy at the Reagan Library
In this post I share my spoken remarks at the House Ways and Means Full Committee Field Hearing, held at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, California, on July 26, 2025. My longer and more detailed written testimony can ...
(Un)Conventional Tax Scoring
The debate surrounding the “One Big, Beautiful Bill” revealed deep concerns regarding how Congress’s scorekeeping agencies—the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) and the Joint Committee on Taxation (JCT)—arrive at their official estimates of...
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Authors
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Stanford Finance Professor, Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution, Co-Founder of the Global Liberty Institute
Daniel Di Martino is the founder of the Dissident Project, a graduate fellow at the Manhattan Institute and a PhD candidate in economics at Columbia University. He fled socialist Venezuela for the United States in 2016.
Researcher at the Hoover Institution, Contributor to Liberty Lens.
Formerly served as senior counsel to the Committee on Ways and Means and senior adviser at the Treasury Department.
Jack Salmon is a writer and director of policy research specializing in fiscal policy issues. His research and commentary have been featured in a variety of outlets, including The Hill, Business Insider, RealClearPolicy, and National Review.
R. Richard Geddes a Visiting Fellow with the State & Local Governance Initiative at the Hoover Institution. He is an AEI Nonresident Senior Fellow, a professor in the Cornell Brooks School and Director of the Cornell Program in Infrastructure Policy.
Research Analyst at the Hoover Institution, Stanford University
I'm a policy fellow at the Hoover Institution, researching health care, entitlement reform, and the federal budget.
Research Fellow at the Hoover Institution and Economist interested in Public Finance, Taxation, and Economic History.
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