Daniel Sutter

We like taxing businesses because they appear rich.  Yet the question of who truly pays business taxes is very complicated. 

Meat is unlikely to be banned until many more Americans first become vegetarians.

The Berlin Wall, the most visible manifestation of Communist oppression, came down thirty years ago. 

Plea bargains let persons accused of crimes plead guilty and receive reduced charges or a reduced sentence.

Americans care about assisting the less fortunate, and over 100 government programs carry out this task. 

Regardless of whether buying Greenland offers value, Mr. Trump’s proposal represents progress in international relations and raises interesting questions regarding property and markets.

The Business Roundtable (BR), a group of chief executive officers (CEOs) of some of America’s largest corporations, recently released a statement claiming that businesses have a broader purpose than simply making profit. 

Reducing greenhouse gas emissions to curb climate change will require enormous sacrifice. 

Zoning and land use regulation has largely choked off housing construction in many American cities.  This is an unintended but predictable consequence of requiring government permission for building.

Trillions of pieces of plastic are creating huge garbage patches in the world’s oceans.  One company’s efforts to do something about this problem can lead us to rethink some perceived economic wisdom.

Several Democratic presidential candidates are proposing raising the top income tax rate to 70 percent. 

The current measles outbreak has brought new criticism of parents who refuse to vaccinate their children over vaccine safety concerns.  

Democrats are calling the newest single-payer healthcare proposals “Medicare for All.”