A better educated work force is more productive, and it speeds the introduction of new technology. Tax laws ought to treat education as a depreciable capital good, equal to, if not more important than, physical capital. Allowing choice in schools will foster competition and improve quality. Promote free trade. Tariffs, quotas and other trade barriers decrease competition and deny an economy the full advantage of the production efficiencies offered throughout the world.
Free trade makes all nations wealthier. .