| 29jun05 |
Oil Prices: Cause and Effect
Alan Reynolds
Why is crude oil so expensive? Why does it matter? The price of
crude didn't rise from $12 in early 1999 to nearly $60 because the world
suddenly ran out of oil. On the contrary, the world supply of petroleum
has risen 10 percent since then. |
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| 30jul04 |
Socialism is Evil
Walter E. Williams
What is socialism? We miss the boat if we say it's the agenda of
left-wingers and Democrats. ...The essence of socialism is the
attenuation and ultimate abolition of private property rights. |
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| 14jan03 |
Are You Rich?
Maybe You Just Don't Know It
For individual American taxpayers, rich appears to be
a subjective, elusive and ever-changing condition, dependent on a
variety of factors, including income, expenses, net worth and even state
of mind. |
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| 27oct02 |
Some Fundamental Insights Into
the Benevolent Nature of Capitalism
George Reisman
By the "benevolent nature of capitalism," I mean the fact that it promotes
human life and well-being and does so for everyone. |
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| 24aug01 |
Ten Deceptive
Myths About Social Security,
The Budget and the Economy
Daniel J. Mitchell, Ph.D.
Rather than debating forthrightly about how fiscal policy can get the economy moving,
politicians from both parties are squabbling about which side's fiscal agenda will
"raid" the Social Security surplus. |
|
| 5may01 |
Tea
Party, Anyone?
Our patriot Founders cast off their government after its imposition of
a tea tax exceeded the limits of their endurance. But tax protest is no longer so easy as
dumping crates into Boston Harbor. |
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| 28apr01 |
A
Brief History of the Income Tax
Charles A. Morse
Lincoln's Civil War tax agency, the IRS, was not disbanded in 1872 after the tax was
halted. A socialist/democrat coalition in Congress pushed through the 1894 income tax,
later ruled to be unconstitutional. Then came 1913. |
|
| 4apr01 |
Grandfather Economic
Reports
Analyzes 4 Core Concerns
Using the power of Internet hyperlinks and simple, yet
concise, graphs, this award winning web site looks at our nation's current and future
economic condition and makes it easy to understand. |
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| 3feb01 |
This
Just In: Price Controls Cause Shortages
The only fact of nature operating here is the hard-and-fast rule that
whenever you come across a screw-up this big, you know the government is behind it. |
|
| 23oct00 |
Stock Market Bull Clinton
Recall that Item Number One of the republicans' much maligned Contract
with America was to force a balanced budget through a Constitutional amendment, which
Clinton adamantly opposed. |
|
| 14jan00 |
The Washington Shuffle
Working with the GAO, Sen. Fred Thompson identified $210 billion of
federal overpayments, erroneous payments, and wasteful practices. This figure is limited
exclusively to the executive branch. |
|
| 10dec99 |
The Death of Social Security: A
Modest Proposal
Social Security, a program whose assets have been arrogated by
unscrupulous politicians over the years, should be privatized. But how does one go about
accomplishing this commendable goal? |
|
| 1nov99 |
Federal Reserve System - Banking Fraud
Private central banks, including our FED, operate not in the interest
of the public good but for profit. |
|
| 31oct99 |
The Oncoming Monetary
Collapse
The reason why we have fiat money and not gold-as-money is that
gold-as-money is incompatible with the ability of banks to create money out of nothing. |
|
| 30oct99 |
The Real Story of the
Money-Control Over America
When we can see the disastrous' results of an artificially created
shortage of money, we can better understand why our Founding Fathers, insisted on placing
the power to "create" money and the power to control it ONLY in the hands of the
Federal Congress. |
|
| 28jul99 |
Replacing Income
Taxes With A National Sales Tax
"We understand that Washington will never embrace this
until the public does" |
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| 27feb99 |
Saving Social Security |
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| 20feb99 |
WASTE, FRAUD, AND ABUSE |
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