If Deficits Don't Matter, Why Bother with Taxes?

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March 25, 2021

By Llewellyn H. Rockwell Jr.

The Opportunity of a Lifetime

Are you smart, have a hunger to succeed, have a finance education, have a desire to work in finance, employ common sense, have high EQ, are an abstract thinker, believe in American exceptionalism, and willing to work long hours? You might be the one.

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By Peter St. Onge

If Deficits Don't Matter, Why Bother with Taxes?

If deficits don't matter, why bother with taxes? The regime has the answer: taxes are important for punishing people we don't like, rewarding our friends, and for maintaining control over the public.

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By Antony Sammeroff

Central Planning by Business Is Not the Same as Central Planning by Government

Electing better planners won't make socialism work. Central planning fails because planning without the feedback mechanisms of the market is an impossible task.

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By Murray N. Rothbard

The Western Lands and Foreign Policy in the Early Republic

As one settler put it, "All mankind…have an undoubted right to pass into every vacant country, and to form their constitution, and…Congress is not empowered to forbid them." Unfortunately, Congress had good reasons not to acknowledge this.

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