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The Cost of Rights: Why Liberty Depends on Taxes

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Notes: BRAND NEW FROM PUBLISHER! 100% Satisfaction Guarantee. Tracking provided on most orders. Buy with Confidence! Millions of books sold! To "fight for your rights," or anyone else's, is not just to debate principles but to haggle over budgets.The simple insight that all legally enforceable rights cost money reminds us that freedom is not violated by a government that taxes and spends, but requires itâ€”and requires a citizenry vigilant about how money is allocated. Drawing from these pract More »

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The Average Review score is 2.6 on a scale of 5.0. Total 18 reviewers are considered to generate the average review. Some of the new or latest reviews in Economics might be helpful and interesting to you. This average review is fetched by Kirsten Tranter and posted on 27 August

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[ 4.0 stars ] "Tea Partiers and Libertarians who rail against taxes and Big Government won't like this book. Professors Sunstein and Holmes persuasively support their main contention that all legally enforceable rights depend upon government and "cannot be protected and enforced without public funding and support..It is implausible for be 'for rights' and 'against government.'"The right to a ..." Courtesy by Amazon
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[ 4.0 stars ] "If you're not supposed to judge a book by its cover, perhaps you should also not judge a book by its title. While this title seems like a natural cure for somnambulism, next to sex and death, I found the content very interesting.Since our founding, many Americans have believed that taxes have robbed us of our freedom, that it is big government imposing its will on a grudging public, and that t ..." Courtesy by Amazon
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[ 1.0 stars ] "I was shocked at how badly reasoned this book is, considering Sunstein's high profile. Its argument rests entirely on overgeneralizations, broad, vague language and cheap rhetorical devices that wouldn't challenge a high school debater to refute.The authors' strategy seems to be to take low-frequency events, like an occasional fire or theft, the response to which comes typically (but ..." Courtesy by Amazon
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[ 5.0 stars ] "The authors present a well written view of how the exercise of individual rights cost money if those rights are to be accomplished reasonably and in the abscence of armed force on the part of the individual. A number of previous reviewers have sanctimoniously and self righteously assumed for the book objectives far beyound its meager size and intent. I suspect they are the usual (1) "no gummint ..." Courtesy by Amazon
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[ 3.0 stars ] "While it wasn't the most exciting book I've read, "The Cost of Rights" was a refreshing twist on the taxes issue. It challenged opponents of the current tax system or any tax system to think critically on the subject. I felt that Holmes' and Sunstein's approach was more effective than a listing of statistics. Rather than explaining economic reasons for taxes, they brought it to ..." Courtesy by Amazon
- The Economics review is genenrated by Jennifer which was written on May 5, 2003
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Available	Yes
Binding	Paperback
EAN	9780393320336
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ISBN	0393320332
Label	W. W. Norton & Company
Manufacturer	W. W. Norton & Company
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PublicationDate	2000-04-17
Publisher	W. W. Norton & Company
ReleaseDate	2013-01-23
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Title	The Cost of Rights: Why Liberty Depends on Taxes

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