Liberty Lens - An Economics Substack
Joshua Rauh, Gregory Kearney, Benjamin Jaros, John Doran, Daniel HeilQuestioning assumptions and re-assessing conventional wisdom
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Fiscal Reality Check Update
Dear Liberty Lensers,
There are THREE new posts you may have missed if you have not yet subscribed to my new publication the Fiscal Reality Check:
- Still Playing with Fire: The Interest Coverage of US Federal Government Revenues (Apri...
Introducing the Fiscal Reality Check
I’m excited today to announce my new publication: The Fiscal Reality Check. My analysis of federal debt and interest burdens, state tax and spending trajectories, the proposed California wealth tax, state and local pension burdens, and othe...
Supply Chains, National Security, and the Limits of Industrial Policy
The debate over trade and industrial policy has increasingly been framed as a choice between two camps. On one side are defenders of free trade and free markets who are broadly correct on the economics, and who rightly point out that many e...
First Contact With Reality: The California Billionaire Tax
[Hello Liberty Lensers. This is the text I used for my opening remarks at the debate. Watch it here. Detailed calculations on revenues are in our prior post. More to come.]
This proposal is sophisticated. Emmanuel designed it with the inte...
A Good Start: CBO’s Return to GitHub
Part 6 in the Checking the Scorekeepers series
In our Checking the Scorekeepers series, we have argued that the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) and the Joint Committee on Taxation (JCT) operate with little transparency, limiting meaningf...
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Stanford Finance Professor, Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution, Co-Founder of the Global Liberty Institute
Researcher at the Hoover Institution, Contributor to Liberty Lens.
Research Fellow at the Hoover Institution and Economist interested in Public Finance, Taxation, and Economic History.
John Doran is a research analyst for the Hoover Institution’s Fiscal Policy Initiative. His research interests include public finance, financial economics, and monetary economics.
I'm a policy fellow at the Hoover Institution, researching health care, entitlement reform, and the federal budget.
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