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Matthew D. Mitchell

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Adoring husband of @MeganMitchell. Senior Fellow @FraserInstitute; Senior Affiliated Scholar @Mercatus. Opinions are my own, if even.
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Place Your Bets on Humanity

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By Robert Lawson, Matthew D. Mitchell
| DC Journal
Stanford biologist Paul Ehrlich passed away in March at age 93. Fortunately, he lived long enough to see his most famous predictions proven wrong. In 1968, he and his wife, Anne, wrote the best-selling “The Population Bomb,” a book that opened with a startling claim: “The battle to feed all of humanity is over.
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Some States Are Economic ‘Liberators’; Some Are ‘Repressors.’ How Are They Faring? – DC Journal - InsideSources

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By Matthew D. Mitchell, Jon DiPietro
| DC Journal
A new Fraser Institute report reaffirms just how much more economically free some states are compared with others. These are places where citizens are allowed to make more of their economic choices. Their taxes are lighter, and their regulatory burdens are easier. The benefits for workers, consumers and businesses have been clear for a long time. There’s another group of states to watch: “movers” that have become much freer in recent decades.
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A Tax Lesson From Scandinavia – DC Journal - InsideSources

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By Matthew D. Mitchell, Steven Globerman, Jon DiPietro
| DC Journal
Democratic Socialists are cheering Zohran Mamdani’s proposal to raise taxes on millionaires if elected mayor of New York City. They should take a closer look at Scandinavia’s experience with the idea. Sweden and Denmark are often heralded as successful socialist models and praised for highly progressive tax structures that soak the rich. These countries are not socialist, and their taxes are a lot flatter than you think.
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