I am bored, mightily bored, with the argument that goes along the lines of a commentator here this morning who said: Every penny spent on
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A briefing sheet on the legitimacy of taxation charges, which coincidentally offers a definition of tax evasion as an abuse of property rights, has been
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The following comes from the testimony of James Galbraith on June 30 appeared before the US Commission on Deficit Reduction and is the section of
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The libertarians are back on the blog — but at least the current wave are trying to be polite. With them, however, has returned the
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The first sketch (about a minute in) on the latest edition of the BBC Radio 4 comedy programme The Now Show compares benefit fraudsters and
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It’s been another weekend of mad economic news from our government. We now low that some government departments are going to be asked to cut
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There’s an excellent article by Jill Segger under the above title in Ekklesia. I offer this sample and recommend the rest: During my adult life,
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Jersey has claimed in its discussion document on a new scheme for corporate taxation in the island that it has a “good neighbour” policy with
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Jersey is in a profound mess. Its finance industry is failing, with funds under management rapidly leaving the island and the profits of its finance
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