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Yellen’s International Tax Scheme Would Punish America

By The Editors June 11, 2021

The plan gives member nations the right to tax the largest and most profitable multinational enterprises irrespective of whether those corporations have a presence in their countries.

Building the Biden Tax Cartel

By Andrew Stuttaford June 9, 2021

On the menu today: Biden’s proposed tax cartel, Apes and Clover, Japan’s debt difference, corporate virtue signaling, and textual investment.

Inflation, Interest Rates, and Janet Yellen

By Andrew Stuttaford May 6, 2021

On the menu today: Yellen says something (and then unsays it), Joe Biden, Peronist, Biden and Brussels against Ireland, and Richard Nixon and Arthur Burns.

Adventures in ESG — JPMorgan’s Own Goal and Other Stories

By Andrew Stuttaford April 24, 2021

The week of April 19: ESG, proposed capital-gains-tax increases, and much, much more.

A Global Minimum Tax Would Do Maximum Global Damage

By Tom Spencer April 20, 2021

Yellen can’t end international competition by fiat.

Janet Yellen’s Global Tax Cartel

By The Editors April 8, 2021

The Treasury secretary’s proposal to have other countries reduce the impact of Biden’s destructive corporate tax hikes is unworkable.

Yellen’s (Proposed) Tax Cartel

By Andrew Stuttaford April 7, 2021

On the menu today: Biden’s tax plans go global, the return of the doom loop, Germany’s green new dud, robots and jobs, and problems with index funds.

Corporations Don’t Pay Corporate Taxes. People Do

By Ryan Young April 6, 2021

Addressing Janet Yellen’s call for a global minimum corporate-tax rate.

What Race to the Bottom?

By Kevin D. Williamson April 5, 2021

It’s almost as though the corporate tax rate is not the most important variable!

Progressives of the World, Unite!

By Charles C. W. Cooke April 5, 2021

Progressivism is leaving little room for genuine diversity of practice.