“Chile’s Success Story Is Difficult to Deny” By Ian Vásquez, courtesy of the Cato Institute Weeks after a 3.75% rise in metro fares in Santiago, Chile sparked violent protests by a small group of students that then generated more widespread disruption, mostly peaceful mass protests continue. Some observers have seized on the political […]
By Janson Prieb, American Consumer Institute In Idaho, residents are concerned with rising property taxes, pushing legislators to consider freezing them all together. Meanwhile in Greenville, North Carolina residents are worried about reappraisals that are also raising property taxes. Yet, the solution to lower property taxes should be no mystery. With 30 percent […]
By Lewis K. Uhler and Peter J. Ferrara, National Tax Limitation Foundation Tax Reform in the form of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act is supporting booming economic growth to this day. Just reported third quarter numbers set an all time record: 33.1% growth over the second quarter, for a 7.4% annualized rate. […]
