South Carolina’s “Tax”work Quilt
We’ve stated for a long time that the number one thing South Carolina could do to increase our economic competitiveness is fundamental tax reform.
We’ve stated for a long time that the number one thing South Carolina could do to increase our economic competitiveness is fundamental tax reform.
The future will not wait. Our students urgently need an education system that works today.
So, what's the main difference between the types of education choice?
As the Laffer Curve simply illustrates, unreasonably high tax rates actually hurt the economy.
We understand Americans earning minimum wage could use a raise, but a blanket increase is unsustainable.
The difference between funding systems and funding students is a matter of focus.
Selfishness can taint someone’s self-interest, but the market can orient selfish individuals towards helping others.
The long-term health of our state requires healthy classrooms today.
When it comes to the Left’s ideas on environmental regulations and renewable energy, the sky is the limit.
Ultimately, the Abbeville ruling reinforces what we already know: too many students do not have access to a quality education in South Carolina.