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Market Institute President Charles Sauer joined Steve Gruber to discuss the spending battle on Capitol Hill and how healthcare reform could help bring skeptical Republicans on board. Sauer argues that while lawmakers fight over a relatively small piece of the federal budget, they are overlooking major opportunities for savings by Read more…

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31 Aug

England’s window tax was meant to target the wealthy. Instead, it left poor tenants without light or ventilation while raising less revenue than promised.

Today’s wealth-tax schemes would repeat the same mistake: more avoidance, less investment and higher costs for everyone

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Bureaucratic delay is still regulation—and American innovators are paying the price.

When agencies refuse to make timely decisions, capital sits on the sidelines, small businesses suffer, and foreign competitors gain an advantage.

America invents. Washington needs to get out of

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28 Aug

Tariffs don’t make America richer. They make things more expensive.

They raise costs for consumers, punish businesses that rely on imports, invite retaliation against American exporters, and reward companies that lobby Washington for protection.

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