This perspective provides a comparison of two types of taxes–consumption vs. business–and their effects on the state economy. It finds that all taxes are not created equal and they produce very different incentive effects on the state’s long-term economic health.
Auditing the Homeless Industrial Complex
Texas cities are pouring unprecedented amounts of taxpayer money into homelessness services, yet the crisis on the streets continues to visibly worsen. From Dallas to Austin, budgets for housing initiatives expand every year, but the encampments remain. Taxpayers are justifiably wondering where exactly all their money is going. The answer, according to a new research...