Supply-Side Notes 1-9-2024 Pro-growth tax cuts are a good idea even if they lose revenue https://t.co/fzlkoZ0MQ6— Dan Mitchell (@danieljmitchell) January 9, 2024
Supply-Side Notes 11-17-2023 Reagan's small-government conservatism > national-conservative statism https://t.co/equyLJYn4N— Dan Mitchell (@danieljmitchell) November 17, 2023
Supply-Side Notes 11-16-2023 Reagan's courageous monetary policy is needed again https://t.co/PDbsk4uKBL— Dan Mitchell (@danieljmitchell) November 16, 2023
Supply-Side Notes 11-15-2023 Red tape imposes nearly $2 trillion of costs on the U.S. economy, showing the need for a renewed push for deregulation https://t.co/GBEoi99MUi— Dan Mitchell (@danieljmitchell) November 15, 2023
Supply-Side Notes 11-13-2023 America desperately needs some Reagan-style spending restraint https://t.co/EvwX4IzuFL— Dan Mitchell (@danieljmitchell) November 13, 2023
Supply-Side Notes 11-5-2023 To paraphrase Mark Twain, rumors that the Chicago School is dead are greatly exaggerated https://t.co/yucAG5jtfj— Dan Mitchell (@danieljmitchell) November 5, 2023
Supply-Side Notes 11-2-2023 The Right needs an intervention. It used to stand for the rich and achievement. That meant the right associated with genius, progress. If the right isn't about the rich and the liberty that springs from taxing those with the most less, it's about nothing. https://t.co/Xoa5PW1pX0— John Tamny (@johntamny) November 2, 2023
Supply-Side Notes 10-31-2023 Rana Foroohar cluelessly wrote that we've come to "the end of an economy that was based on cheap everything: cheap money, cheap energy, and cheap labor." But as real entrepreneurs regularly remind us, money isn’t cheap. Ever. Economics writing sucks today. https://t.co/8z2ef8Nkre— John Tamny (@johntamny) October 31, 2023
Supply-Side Notes 10-30-2023 Keynesians miss that only production can instigate "demand," while monetarists miss that money in circulation is solely a consequence of production. Steve Hanke and John Greenwood aim to fuse both bankrupt ideologies with their opinion pieces. https://t.co/n8DkTjx4U4— John Tamny (@johntamny) October 30, 2023
Supply-Side Notes 10-27-2023 Even though the freedom side thoroughly routed the statists in the battle over freedom vs. central planning in the 20th century, economics is stalked by nearly as much fallacy today as when Hazlitt observed the same in 1946. See MI’s Stephen Miran. https://t.co/jy1kDL5nhL— John Tamny (@johntamny) October 27, 2023