Adam A. Millsap is a journalist who writes for Forbes, covering a range of topics including economics, taxation, housing, and social mobility. His articles often focus on the economic impact of policies and trends, providing analysis and insights into various issues affecting different states and communities across the United States.
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James Pethokoukis’s new book, The Conservative Futurist, explains why we should and how we can accelerate and sustain faster technological progress.
States that are not in a position to eliminate their income tax but want to attract more remote workers should follow Indiana’s lead.
A couple celebrating moving in to a new home The cost of housing in much of America is outrageous.
Young Man and Woman Riding Bikes on Paved Trail in Houston's Buffalo Bayou Park (view of river and ... [+] skyline of downtown Houston) - Houston, Texas, USA
A group of three workers at a construction site wearing hard hats, safety glasses and reflective ... [+] clothing, smiling and conversing.
More trade will enhance American power in the Indo-Pacific. T rade has fallen out of favor on the right and the left.
A new study shows that Georgia can reform its tax code to better compete with its low-tax neighbors and boost economic growth.
The ACA’s subsidies have obscured the program’s true costs, and its impact on insurance coverage has fallen short of projections.
More pro-growth policies are the only way to ensure that the United States remains the world’s innovation leader.
Now more than ever, states need to streamline their regulations to counter the barrage of federal regulations.
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