This tax would rob us blind

Article Abstract:

Economic analysts contend that Pres Bill Clinton's policy of imposing value added tax will not generate savings nor reduce the government's deficit. The resulting high prices will only burden consumers and small businesses and impede the country's economic recovery.

Value-added tax

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When will you stop working for the government?

Article Abstract:

The average American taxpayer gives the government his salary for 185 workdays every year. After July 3, people only have 181 days to work for the money that they can use on themselves.

Personal finance, Political aspects, Taxation

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Where New York went wrong

Article Abstract:

New York City is slowly feeling the negative effects of years of overspending and excessive taxation. An analysis of the city's financial demise is presented.

Analysis, Economic aspects, Government spending policy, New York, New York

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