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If you are an economist, it’s hard to be a Democrat these days. The reason: so many Democrats reject actually workable solutions—the ones that involve voluntary exchange for mutual benefit by self-interested actors. Dr. John C. Goodman buff.ly/3OoFc20

It is desirable to give families with small children and disabled parents some relief.

The most efficient approach would be to give families cash assistance, leaving them free to use it in the way that best meets their needs, writes John C. Goodman.

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When economists associate with the Democratic Party, they have one of two choices: They can be silent when the party endorses ideas that no economist could defend, or they endorse the goals. Silence is the normal stance. Dr. John C. Goodman buff.ly/3OoFc20

Here’s an idea. Give Americans refundable tax credits to be deposited into personal health saving accounts. We’d get, as a result, health plans tailored to family needs and portable from job to job and in and out of the labor market. Dr. John C. Goodman buff.ly/3x7Fxjv

Why would anyone want government to step in and interfere with the labor market? The general public has always supported a #minimumwage , though the reasons are somewhat muddled. Dr. John C. Goodman buff.ly/3N5lwPP

The short-term market is not perfect, writes Dr. John C. Goodman.

But, instead of tinkering around the edges with Band-Aid fixes, the Sessions bill has given us some bold ideas for a system that sorely needs reform.

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This is a good health care reform bill -- very good. Dr. John C. Goodman Pete Sessions Washington Examiner #personaloption washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/refund…

Let's review #Obamacare 's actual record:

1️⃣ Made insurance unaffordable
2️⃣ Outlawed insurance
3️⃣ Wasted billions of taxpayer dollars
4️⃣ Made things worse for patients with pre-existing conditions

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Inflation Relief for Seniors goodmaninstitute.org/2022/05/13/inf…

Why we don’t need a $15 minimum wage: labor markets are working just like the textbooks say they do.

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Stanford economists: Republican corporate tax cuts paid for themselves

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What about the idea of government taking from the rich and redistributing to everyone else?

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If people are forced to choose between opportunity and equality, for a very large number opportunity wins in a heartbeat. Dr. John C. Goodman buff.ly/3En76r9

What’s Wrong with Planting More Trees?
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Asked what his agenda would be if Republicans regained control of Congress, Leader McConnell replied that it was “a very good question. And I’ll let you know when we take it back.” Is that really the best response the GOP can muster?

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