Adam J. Hoffer
Adam J. Hoffer
Adam J. Hoffer
is an assistant professor of Economics at the University of Wisconsin–La Crosse specializing in political economy, public choice, and public finance.
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{content}Taxing Sin
Michael Thom is a professor of public policy at the University of Southern California. In Taxing Sin, Thom provides...
Failed Selective Consumption Taxes Are Red Meat for Politicians
The House Ways and Means Committee recently signed off...
Income-Expenditure Elasticities of Less-Healthy Consumption Goods
Growing American waistlines are stressing public health...
We Are Better Than This
How Government Should Spend Our Money
Sin Taxes and Sindustry
Revenue, Paternalism, and Political Interest
Big Brother Declares War on Consumption
Doctors routinely advise patients to avoid a wide range of unhealthy behavior, such...
‘Sin Tax’ Costs Outweigh Benefits
Burdened by unfunded public pension liabilities and healthcare costs, state and local...
