We need more speech about the census. Housing affordability and zoning reform. Why French and British digital sales taxes are “marxist”.
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July 15, 2019
United States Census 2020 ([link removed] )
We Need More Speech about the Census ([link removed] )
Our freedom of speech does require that citizens take some responsibility for their beliefs and the reasons for them. Facebook should not protect us from our sloth.
- “We Need More Speech about the Census ([link removed] ) ,” by John Samples
Digital Taxes ([link removed] )
Why French and British Digital Sales Taxes Are “Marxist” ([link removed] )
European countries are devising new ways to tax giant tech firms. But their approach is arbitrary, distortive and damaging to innovation.
- “Why French and British Digital Sales Taxes Are “Marxist” ([link removed] ) ,” by Ryan Bourne
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