Monday, April 2 2007
Sweden is scrapping its wealth tax. A parable of taxes and beer. Does scanning students' papers qualify as fair use? Are Iran's latest banknotes on the nuclear standard? Sure, the tort system costs a lot. But does it cost $865 billion a year, as a new study suggests? Richard Posner calls that number "fictitious."
Sweden is scrapping its wealth tax . . .
A parable of taxes and beer. . .
Does scanning students' papers qualify as fair use?
Are Iran's latest banknotes on the nuclear standard?
Sure, the tort system costs a lot. But does it cost $865 billion a year, as a new study suggests? Richard Posner calls that number "fictitious". . .