On April 7, the Cato Institute will be hosting an important conference on the economic implications of big government. We have a great line-up of speakers, including economists who will look at the evidence and lawmakers who will discuss different ways of restraining the growth of the public sector. This post is largely for readers [...]
Archive for April 3rd, 2011
You Are Invited to a Major Conference on the Impact of Government Spending
Posted in Cato Institute, Economics, Fiscal Policy, Government Spending, tagged Cato Institute, Economics, Fiscal Policy, Government Spending on April 3, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
A Victory for the Laffer Curve, a Defeat for England’s Economy
Posted in Class warfare, David Cameron, England, Fiscal Policy, Laffer Curve, Supply-side economics, Taxation, United Kingdom, tagged Class warfare, David Cameron, England, Fiscal Policy, Laffer Curve, Supply-side economics, Taxation, United Kingdom on April 3, 2011 | 7 Comments »
A new study from the Adam Smith Institute in the United Kingdom provides overwhelming evidence that class-warfare tax policy is grossly misguided and self-destructive. The authors examine the likely impact of the 10-percentage point increase in the top income tax rate, which was imposed as an election-year stunt by formerĀ Gordon Brown and then kept [...]