REASON MAGAZINE: The latest issue features… Nearly three years ago, Javier Milei became Argentina’s president, promising deep spending cuts, mass layoffs of government workers, and radical change. He’s made impressive progress, but the job isn’t finished.

How Milei Won

It took three ingredients: an offbeat candidate, a bombastic campaign, and a public hungry for something new. By Daniel Raisbeck

Rents, Internet Speeds, and Airfares: 3 Deregulation Success Stories From Milei’s Argentina

Javier Milei is showing the world how deregulation can slash prices and improve services.

The U.S. Tax System Gets a Middling Score

Fortunately, we do better on overall economic freedom, despite losing ground.

Politicians may not like it, but the countries they misgovern compete with one another for businesses, people, and capital. To attract startups, entrepreneurs, and investors, governments have to offer attractive environments, or else lose out to friendlier nations. When it comes to tax competitiveness, a new report says that Estonia leads the way in first position, with the United States lagging at 17th.

Jorge Luis Borges Against the State

Freedom, literature, and politics in the work of Jorge Luis Borges By Alejandara M. Salinas