Nikolai G. Wenzel
Nikolai G. Wenzel
Nikolai G. Wenzel is a research fellow at the Independent Institute and the American Institute for Economic Research. He is also Professor of Economics at Universidad de las Hespérides, where he directs the MA and PhD in economics.
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{content}Wealth Taxes, Socialist Ideology, and Absent Economics
A review of Gabriel Zucman's We Need to Tax Billionaires (Basic Books, 2026).
Thinking Twice About Property Tax Reforms
The overlooked economic costs of politically attractive tax‑cut plans
The ROAD to Housing Act: Hurting Renters and Investors
A bipartisan misstep in the name of affordability
Remembering the Tenth Amendment
Harvard, free speech, and constitutional constraints
Moral Hazard and Risk Management: California’s AI Law Confuses Compliance with Safety
Let's face it. AI is kind of scary. ...
Regime Uncertainty and the Cruelty of Sloppy Entitlement Cuts
It may come as a surprise that I am horrified by the Medicaid cuts...
Remembering the Capital Account Surplus
The poet Alfred Lord Tennyson reminded us to be careful about language: "For words, like...
God and Man at Harvard: The Forgotten Constitutional Roots
The hubbub at Harvard is fascinating because of the deafening...
Trumponomics: Unshackling the Economy or Bidenomics 2.0?
Among the 64% of eligible voters who cast a presidential ballot in 2024...
The Real Cost of the Tariffs on Steel and Aluminum
A boon for some, a burden for most.
