McGOVERN’S TAX PLAN
Candidate McGovern’s “tax reform” schemes amount tomere jiggering with the inequitable status quo—to make it even more inequitable. Economist Reynoldssuggests some reasonable alternatives About Those Loopholes
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McGOVERN’S TAX PLAN
Candidate McGovern’s “tax reform” schemes amount tomere jiggering with the inequitable status quo—to make it even more inequitable. Economist Reynoldssuggests some reasonable alternatives About Those Loopholes

About the Author
Alan Reynolds, National Review’s economics editor from 1972 to 1976, is a senior fellow at the Cato Institute and the author of Income and Wealth.
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McGOVERN’S TAX PLAN
Candidate McGovern’s “tax reform” schemes amount tomere jiggering with the inequitable status quo—to make it even more inequitable. Economist Reynoldssuggests some reasonable alternatives About Those Loopholes
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About the Author
Alan Reynolds, National Review’s economics editor from 1972 to 1976, is a senior fellow at the Cato Institute and the author of Income and Wealth.
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