Colorado TABOR
Voter-approval tax limits with a ratchet flaw.
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1 · The idealist case (in its proponents' own framing)
Require voter approval for tax/spending growth.
2 · The realist counter-case
Critics cite a downturn ratchet.
3 · Predicted vs. measured — with caveats
Referendum C (2005) let the state keep ~$3.6B after the ratchet bit in a recession.
4 · Liberty check
Direct fiscal control vs. service stability.
5 · The real tradeoff
Real constraint, real ratchet problem.
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