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Daniel J. Mitchell

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Daniel J. Mitchell is a Senior Fellow at the Cato Institute.

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7 Basic Things Everyone Needs To Understand About Why Free Trade Works

Daniel J. Mitchell September 19, 2018

A Government-Provided “Basic Income” Would Be a Recipe for Bigger Government and More Dependency

Daniel J. Mitchell May 4, 2016

Cruz And Paul Rightly Seek To Limit The Fed By Floating Gold Standard

Daniel J. Mitchell November 17, 2015

Debunking Fiscal Myths: There Is No Loophole for ‘Carried Interest’

Daniel J. Mitchell November 11, 2015

Summarizing the New Budget Deal: Spend More Now and Promise to Spend Less in the Future

Daniel J. Mitchell October 27, 2015

Recycling: The Triumph Of Feel-Goodism Over Common Sense

Daniel J. Mitchell October 6, 2015

Why Are GOP Leaders Negotiating A Bad Budget Deal When There’s Already A Good Budget Deal In Place?

Daniel J. Mitchell September 30, 2015

Time For Another Government Shutdown?

Daniel J. Mitchell September 10, 2015

Assessing Jeb Bush’s Pro-Growth Tax Plan

Daniel J. Mitchell September 9, 2015

Highway Funding Battle Brings Out the Worst of Washington

Daniel J. Mitchell July 27, 2015

Puerto Rico: Another Harsh Lesson About The Consequences of Violating Fiscal Policy’s Golden Rule

Daniel J. Mitchell July 6, 2015

Rand Paul’s Very Good Tax Plan Needs One Important Tweak

Daniel J. Mitchell June 18, 2015

OECD Scheme To Boost Taxes On Business Sector Will Hurt Economy And Enable Bigger Government

Daniel J. Mitchell June 9, 2015

How Big Is America’s Dependency Problem?

Daniel J. Mitchell June 3, 2015

Fiscal Fights with Friends, Part II: Grading AEI’s Big-Picture Tax and Budget Reform

Daniel J. Mitchell May 21, 2015

Fiscal Fights with Friends: Responding to Reihan Salam’s Argument Against The Flat Tax

Daniel J. Mitchell May 20, 2015

Dependency, Work Incentives, And The Growing Welfare State

Daniel J. Mitchell April 27, 2015

Tax Policy, Double Taxation, Tax Reform, and the Proper Definition of Income

Daniel J. Mitchell April 15, 2015

Government Coercion Isn’t A Libertarian Value

Daniel J. Mitchell April 1, 2015

Grading The Rubio-Lee Tax Reform Plan

Daniel J. Mitchell March 5, 2015

Minimum-Wage Laws Are a Triumph of Emotion over Logic

Daniel J. Mitchell January 16, 2015

The Three Best and Three Worst Policy Developments of 2014

Daniel J. Mitchell January 2, 2015

Debunking the Debunking of Dynamic Scoring and the Laffer Curve

Daniel J. Mitchell December 10, 2014

The Federal Government Has Quietly Frozen Spending Since 2009

Daniel J. Mitchell December 3, 2014

Hey, Ho, Hey, Ho: These Bureaucracies Have Got To Go

Daniel J. Mitchell November 24, 2014

Message for the Pope: Caring for the Poor Doesn’t Make You a Communist, But Advancing Statism Makes You Misguided

Daniel J. Mitchell November 7, 2014

The New York Times Accidentally Admits Privatized Social Security Is Better

Daniel J. Mitchell October 17, 2014

The Radical Environmental Agenda Should Be Rejected, Even If Global Warming Is Real

Daniel J. Mitchell September 29, 2014

The OECD’s Scheme to Raise Tax Burdens on Workers, Consumers, and Investors

Daniel J. Mitchell September 24, 2014

Birth Control, Third-Party Payer, and the Politicization of Health Care

Daniel J. Mitchell September 15, 2014

The Simple Lesson We Should Learn from Global Economics

Daniel J. Mitchell September 2, 2014

Lower Tax Rates vs. Targeted Tax Credits

Daniel J. Mitchell August 29, 2014

Instead of Talking Points, A Real Jobs Agenda

Daniel J. Mitchell March 10, 2014

Obama’s Stimulus: Five Years of Keynesian Fairy Dust

Daniel J. Mitchell February 21, 2014