Business and Job Creation
Want a thriving economy? The Goldwater Institute knows that best business climate is one where low taxes and minimal regulation benefit all employers – not one where subsidies and special tax breaks offer an advantage to a chosen few. When a government agency can decide which businesses to favor, it opens the door for the misguided pursuit of investment fads or, at worst, the potential for corruption and abuse. Our research offers sound policies for government, and we’re not afraid to fight when we see bad ideas that put taxpayers at risk.
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On Wages
Posted on March 16, 2005 | Type: BlogAll together now: an increase in the minimum wage will reduce the number of jobs.
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Will the Last Person out of California Please Turn out the Lights?
Posted on February 10, 2005 | Type: BlogIt's no secret that people are flocking out of California. In fact, some Californians are waiting up to a month just to get a moving van.
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Better than Ever
Posted on February 02, 2005 | Type: BlogHas Americans' earning power remained stagnant, or even declined, over the last thirty years?
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Raising the Minimum Wage
Posted on January 14, 2005 | Type: BlogRep. Steve Gallardo (D-Phoenix), is proposing legislation, supported by ACORN and the AFL-CIO, to raise Arizona's minimum wage to $6.65.
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Eminent danger: cash-strapped cities use entrepreneurs' property to lure big businesses
Posted on January 05, 2005 | Type: In the News | Author: Joshua KurlantzickDino Paspalakis was sure his business was secure. For 17 years, as co-owner of Joyland Amusement Center, a popular arcade in Daytona Beach, Florida, he's been pouring his money into upgrades, drawing a consistent clientele, and carrying on the family business.
