Chris Edwards and I wrote a nice book on this topic for the Cato Institute, but maybe this video gets the point across without having to turn a page.
Here’s another video, hopefully more substantive, on the issue of tax competition. And here’s one on the perils of class warfare.
[...] you like cartoon videos with free-market messages, here’s one illustrating the moral bankruptcy of class-warfare tax policy. Rate this: Share this:PrintEmailFacebookTwitterMoredeliciousDiggFarkLinkedInRedditStumbleUponLike [...]
[...] Tax competition, as I have explained to the point of being a nuisance, is an important restraint on the greed of the political class. Simply stated, politicians are less like to over-tax and over-spend if they know that geese with the golden eggs can fly across the border. [...]
[...] Tax competition, as I have explained to the point of being a nuisance, is an important restraint on the greed of the political class. Simply stated, politicians are less like to over-tax and over-spend if they know that geese with the golden eggs can fly across the border. [...]
[...] to save other nations from that fate, we need competition among governments so politicians have to worry that the geese with the golden eggs can fly away to nations with better [...]
[...] I wrote last week about the destructive and self-defeating impact of high state taxes. Simply stated, when states such as California, Illinois, and New York get too greedy, the geese with the golden eggs fly across the border. [...]
[...] I wrote last week about the destructive and self-defeating impact of high state taxes. Simply stated, when states such as California, Illinois, and New York get too greedy, the geese with the golden eggs fly across the border. [...]
[...] (only an excerpt, not the entire segment), I explain that it doesn’t make sense to drive the geese with the golden eggs out of the [...]
[...] (only an excerpt, not the entire segment), I explain that it doesn’t make sense to drive the geese with the golden eggs out of the [...]
[...] some people in France don’t understand the risks of driving away the geese that lay the golden eggs. Here are some excerpts from a Christian Science Monitor story. “au revoir, looters and [...]
[...] some people in France don’t understand the risks of driving away the geese that lay the golden eggs. Here are some excerpts from a Christian Science Monitor story. “au revoir, looters and [...]
[...] there will come a point when they realize that the geese with the golden eggs are flying away. What will they do when reality slaps them in the [...]
[...] there will come a point when they realize that the geese with the golden eggs are flying away. What will they do when reality slaps them in the [...]
[...] people in France don’t understand the risks of driving away the geese that lay the golden eggs. I’ve already posted about productive people escaping France, so that’s not exactly a new [...]
[...] I wrote last week about the destructive and self-defeating impact of high state taxes. Simply stated, when states such as California, Illinois, and New York get too greedy, the geese with the golden eggs fly across the border. [...]
[...] why I always smile when I read stories about taxpayers moving across borders, thus preventing greedy tax-hiking politicians from collecting more [...]
[...] why I always smile when I read stories about taxpayers moving across borders, thus preventing greedy tax-hiking politicians from collecting more [...]
[...] why I always smile when I read stories about taxpayers moving across borders, thus preventing greedy tax-hiking politicians from collecting more [...]
[...] Because if you kill off the geese that lay the golden eggs, what will you do tomorrow when nobody is left to [...]
[...] Because if you kill off the geese that lay the golden eggs, what will you do tomorrow when nobody is left to [...]
[...] Because if you kill off the geese that lay the golden eggs, what will you do tomorrow when nobody is left to [...]
[...] some people in France don’t understand the risks of driving away the geese that lay the golden eggs. Here are some excerpts from a Christian Science Monitor [...]
[…] some people in France don’t understand the risks of driving away the geese that lay the golden eggs. Here are some excerpts from a Christian Science Monitor […]