Two decades ago, Sweden and Switzerland took different paths to deal with their fiscal problems. Their experiences provide important lessons about taxation and spending the United States would do well to learn.
Swedish and Swiss Fiscal-Rule Outcomes Contain Key Lessons for the United States
By John D. Merrifield, Barry W. Poulson
This
article
appeared in
the Fall 2016 issue of The Independent Review.
Other Independent Review articles by John D. Merrifield | |
Fall 2006 | Choice and Competition in American Education |
Summer 2002 | Schools, Vouchers, and the American Public |
Fall 2000 | The School-Choice Choices |
Other Independent Review articles by Barry W. Poulson | |
Winter 2022/23 | Fixing Social Security: The Politics of Reform in a Polarized Age |