Buying a washing machine, TV, or groceries directly from a warehouse with a mouse click, without paying middlemen. At a minimum, states and localities should go slow in chasing cyber-revenue. A smart approach would be to embrace the Internet Tax Freedom act and commit to working out a rational tax policy for e-commerce. Williamson supplies a noble goal for such a project. Material published in Carolina Journal may be reprinted provided the Locke Foundation receives prior notice and appropriate credit is given.
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