Brad DeLong uses his blog to publish more honesty from Bruce Bartlett: But how likely is it that the Laffer curve is causing revenues to rise, as opposed to normal…

Bruce Bartlett jumps on the dynamic analysis bandwagon, applauding the creation of the “Division on Dynamic Analysis” at the Treasury Department. Menzie Chinn and PGL have covered the prinicpal problems…

Bruce Bartlett, noted tax-cut advocate and columnist for (among others) the Washington Times and National Review, sent me an email this morning offering this explanation for why he is in…

…their small-government base… Kash UPDATE: Others on the right are now actually starting to talk about the need for higher taxes, as this piece from Sunday’s IHT reports. Even Bruce…

…against George Bush. By this thesis, NRO had to follow the excellent op-ed from Bruce Bartlett with more free lunch nonsense from the likes of Victor Canto: Other than President…

…behavior of stock prices.” Bruce Bartlett, Senior Fellow at the National Center for Policy Analysis agreed with Kwan, while noting: “… advocates of higher margin requirements, such as economist Robert…

…the benefits of free trade. The NRO has even featured very good defenses of free trade from William Buckley and Bruce Bartlett. I was hoping to say the same thing…

…barrel of oil (Ural crude) raises Russia’s federal budget revenues by as much as 0.35% of GDP. To his credit, Bruce Bartlett does not try to argue that the income…

…of the October 27, 2000 WSJ op-ed endorsement of George W. Bush to adopt my suggestion since Moore and Laffer tried to tell the WSJ readers that the Reagan tax…

…that everyone gains from free trade is not a credible argument – especially in parts of South Carolina. Memo to the National Review: leave the international trade issues to Bruce…