A report released last week by the North Carolina Progress Board contained hundreds of long-term goals for the state. But the text was overshadowed by the comments of board member and UNC-W Chancellor James Leutze, who said the report showed North Carolina would never make it to the top tier of states without tax increases. Leutze’s remarks were ill-timed and ill-informed but reflect the conventional wisdom about taxes and social progress. It’s wrong.
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