One of the primary goals of the new federal health reform law – the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) – is to ensure that all Americans have health insurance. Yet it is generally overlooked that the proportion of Americans without health coverage has been relatively stable over time.
NCPA's Pam Villarreal and Michael Barba's commentary on the R&D tax credit is featured on R&D Magazine's newsletter and blog
Pam Villarreal – Market Wrap – R&D Tax Credit Click here to listen to the podcast.
NCPA's Pam Villarreal and Michael Barba's commentary on the R&D tax credit is featured on R&D Magazine's newsletter and blog
NCPA Chairman of the Board Pete du Pont discusses possible election outcomes with Neil Cavuto on FOX Business Network.
In the three months following the health reform law's enactment, health insurers and trade associations tracked by HPW collectively spent about $32 million – up 13% from the second quarter of 2009 – to lobby Congress, the White House, HHS and other federal agencies.
The Cancer Network reports on the NCPA's briefing on the Trustees Medicare projections
NCPA Senior Fellow John Graham's commentary on the health exchange in the San Francisco Examiner.
Former Comptroller General David M. Walker, NCPA Senior Fellow Thomas R. Saving and NCPA President and Kellye Wright Fellow John C. Goodman held a briefing in Washington, D.C. on September 8, 2010.
Finding accessible and quality care for the elderly and disabled will become increasingly difficult because of the "stunning" reduction in Medicare spending in the coming years, according to a new findings from the National Center for Policy Analysis (NCPA).
FOX News Channel talks with John Goodman about the future of health care costs.
The new NCPA analysis of the Medicare Trustees' Report is featured in Kaiser Health News.
Extending business tax credits for research and development (R&D) and making them permanent are necessary to create and retain high-level jobs in the U.S., according to a new research paper released today by the National Center for Policy Analysis (NCPA). The report also concludes that expanding the R&D credits and making them permanent could grow gross domestic product (GDP) and increase taxable revenues.
Prior to the 1970s, there were barriers to foreign investment, such as laws limiting ownership of U.S. corporations. As trade barriers fell in the 1970s and the economies of countries in North America, Europe and Asia became more integrated, U.S. policymakers focused on incentives to attract foreign investment.
Reason.com cites the John Goodman Health Policy Blog's latest post on the Affordable Care Act's impact on rising prices.
Pamela Villarreal on MSNBC.com on the pension fund squeeze.
Like many U.S. presidents, George W. Bush thought exporting democracy to developing countries was more important than exporting capitalism. Both capitalism and democracy improve a society's quality of life, measured by such things as infant mortality and literacy.