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Republicans repeatedly tried to buy votes this election cycle. It doesn’t seem to have worked. But the wide margins for Democrats in the House and Senate also didn’t come with strong support for new and significantly higher taxes. If anythi...
Senate Finance Committee ranking member Ron Wyden (D‑OR) recently released draft legislation to raise taxes on data centers, following up on a white paper he posted in August.
The first part of the bill is a new excise tax on data center r...
The four holdouts strengthen the case against taxing wealth in the US.
The most common response I hear when discussing the historical experimentation, failure, and repeal of global wealth taxes is, “What about Switzerland… or Norway?”
The system of private saving and investment in the United States spans more than a dozen special-purpose accounts, which breed complexity and discourage use. A new bill introduced by Senators Ted Cruz (R‑TX) and Lisa Blunt Rochester (D‑DE)...
After President Trump’s endorsement, a bipartisan, bicameral group of lawmakers recently introduced the Motion Picture, Television, and Entertainment Revitalization Act. The bill would create the first direct federal subsidy for Hollywood m...
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Research Associate at the Cato Institute | MA Fellow at the Mercatus Center | Masters Student in Economics at George Mason University
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