Do Pension Bailouts Create Moral Hazard? With Michael Dambra
Do Pension Bailouts Create Moral Hazard? With Michael Dambra
In this episode of 'Questions in Finance,' host Veljko Fotak dives into the complex world of moral hazard and pension bailouts with guest Michael Dambra, the Kenneth Colwell Chair of Accounting and Law at the University at Buffalo. Th…
Scott Atlas & Joshua Rauh | Trumponomics: The America First Economic Plan | Ep. 55 | Pt. 2/4
Part 2/4 of the Event "Alliances and Freedom in the Trump Era," held September 5–6, 2025 at the Widder Hotel in Zurich, Switzerland. Sponsored by the Global Liberty Institute.
Joshua Rauh is a renowned economist, He is the Ormond Family Professor of Finance at Stanford’sGraduate School of Business…
Episode 445: Heroes and Neros
In this special episode, Will talks with Sheila Bowen, whose Central Valley family is at the center of Remnants, a new documentary about the challenges of ranching in the era of Gavin Newsom-created wildfires. In other news, we hear from Pacific Legal Foundation attorney Jeremy Talcott about his cr…
Ep78 “What’s Wrong With Taxing Billionaires More?” with Joshua Rauh
A proposed constitutional amendment on the ballots in California this November will impose a one-time 5% wealth tax on billionaires. Proponents of the amendment say it will bring upwards of $100 billion to California’s revenue, but how did they get to that number and what other side effects of this…
Taxing Silicon Valley’s Wealth: Joshua Rauh on California’s Billionaire Tax Initiative
As America prepares to celebrate its 250th birthday, it’s not so much “taxation without representation” at issue as it is the question of what modern taxation represents – For some, a chance to strike a blow against wealth disparity while pursuing a socialist dream of expansive government. Nowhere …
Could California’s Wealth Tax Reach Beyond Billionaires? | Josh Rauh
California voters will decide this November whether to impose a one-time wealth tax on the state’s roughly 200 billionaires, a measure pitched by supporters as narrow and temporary. But some high-net-worth Californians are not waiting to see whether it passes. Several prominent founders and investo…
California’s War on Wealth—and America’s War on Terror
The rubber meets the road in California this fall when a proposed one-time 5% tax on the state’s billionaire class – wealth taxes being a longtime progressive hobby horse – faces a public vote in the form of Proposition 40. Joshua Rauh, the Hoover Institution’s George P. Shultz Senior Fellow in eco…
Economists Make the Case For and Against California’s Billionaire Tax
California voters will decide this fall whether the state should impose a one-time 5 percent tax on billionaires, with much of the revenue going toward health care amid federal funding cuts. Supporters say Proposition 40 could raise tens of billions of dollars while also helping to address the grow…
The Billionaire Tax, Voter ID, and 12 Other Initiatives That Will Shape California's Future | Jon Fleischman
Guest
Jon Fleischman, political commentator and author of the "So Does It Matter" Substack
Guest Bio
Jon Fleischman is a veteran California political commentator, publisher of the "So Does It Matter" Substack, and one of the state's most respected voices on ballot initiatives, fiscal policy, and ta…
The Billionaire Tax, The Busted Federal Budget, and the Future of the American Experiment
Hoover Institution economist Joshua Rauh examines America’s mounting federal debt and the political obstacles to controlling government spending. Rauh explains why higher taxes and faster economic growth alone cannot close the budget gap, warns that rising interest costs could trigger an inflationa…
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