The Federalist: Hillary’s tax plan mirrors misguided Keynesian practices and redistributionist policies that have grown the economy at a snail’s pace for the past eight years, says Senior Fellow Pam Villarreal in her commentary at The Federalist.
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Townhall: Presidential candidate Donald Trump’s economic advisor Steve Moore refers to new NCPA research on the drawbacks of the Hillary Clinton tax plan in his commentary at Townhall
ONE News Now: Senior Fellow Devon Herrick walks us through what health care shoppers need to consider as open enrollment approaches in an article at One News Now.
Washington Times: Research from the NCPA showing the implementation of Hillary’s tax plan would eventually shave off 1 percent of GDP is cited in this article at the Washington Times.
Washington Times: In an article at the Washington Times, NCPA research finding that the Clinton tax hikes would crush new investment and shrink GDP is cited in a piece by Trump’s senior economic consultant, Steve Moore.
FOX News: Hillary’s tax plan will destroy hundreds of thousands of private sector jobs just to pad government payrolls while, in the process, doing almost nothing to improve tax fairness, says Senior Fellow David Tuerck in an article at FOX News.
Hillary Clinton, the Democratic candidate for President, has proposed several changes in the Federal tax code, including adding a surcharge of 4% on annual incomes above $5 million, limiting the …
Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has proposed a number of changes to the income tax code, targeted mainly at high-income earners. The tax changes would have little impact on 90 percent …
Oncology Times: For consumers, MACRA’s increased federal control over the practice of medicine could translate into “higher costs and more difficulties getting access to timely and quality care,” warned Senior Fellow John Graham in an article at the Oncology Times.
CNN: Senior Fellow Devon Herrick’s research on generic drugs is cited in an article at CNN laying out six ways to pay less for your prescription drugs.
Hillary Clinton’s tax plan would hurt most taxpayers – not just the rich, according to a new study from the National Center for Policy Analysis’ Tax Analysis Center.
An ancient proverb says, “When elephants fight, it’s the grass that suffers.” By now you have seen the heart-wrenching video of a 5-year old Syrian child pulled from the rubble …
Dallas, TX (Aug. 22, 2016) The tax plan proposed by presidential candidate Hillary Clinton would fund tens of thousands of government jobs at the cost of five times as many private sector jobs, while lowering personal income, GDP and business investment, according to a new study from the National Center for Policy Analysis.
Taxes impinge on individual and business decisions to work, save and invest. Using a dynamic computable general equilibrium model that we created for the National Center for Policy Analysis (the “NCPA-DCGE Model”), we simulate the effects on the U.S. economy of the tax proposal advanced by presidential candidate Hillary Clinton. The plan will generate $615 billion in tax revenue over 10 years. It will exert moderate negative impacts on output, investment, overall employment and household well-being. We briefly compare our findings with other published estimates and contrast the methodology underlying our model with that of other models.
Dallas, TX (Aug. 19, 2016) Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton’s tax plan would increase public sector jobs by 49,000 in 2017, but they would come at a cost of 207,000 private sector jobs, according to results from a new National Center for Policy Analysis study. In 2026, the public sector would gain 54,000 jobs but lose 265,000 private sector jobs.
Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton’s tax plan would increase public sector jobs by 49,000 in 2017, but they would come at a cost of 207,000 private sector jobs, according to an …
Over the past several years, there has been much debate about how to tax the compensation of the managers of private equity, venture capital and hedge funds. The issue is important because these funds provide capital for businesses at various stages of development or seek to minimize risks for investors, and raising taxes on these funds would reduce the rate of return to fund investors.
Source: Orange County Register With some embarrassment, Covered California (the state’s Obamacare exchange where people can purchase health coverage) has announced the average premium hike next year will be 13.2 …
Commentary by Gen. Michael Flynn, Allen B. West and David Grantham The legendary Chinese military strategist Sun Tzu rightly observed generations ago that “If you know the enemy and know …
The claim that women only make 77 cents for every dollar a man makes is usually followed by a call for a whole new wave of regulations and pay mandates …
Commentary by Gen. Michael Flynn, Allen B. West and David Grantham The legendary Chinese military strategist Sun Tzu rightly observed generations ago that “If you know the enemy and know …
The legendary Chinese military strategist Sun Tzu rightly observed generations ago that “If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles.” But he also taught that “if you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.” And right now, our strategy suggests we know neither the enemy nor ourselves.
Gold is a useful hedge against inflation and uncertainty, but investing in it speculatively is not always a good strategy. In 2011, the price of gold climbed to historic heights; but since …
Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney recently approved an ordinance imposing a 1.5¢ per ounce tax increase on sugar-added and artificially sweetened soft drinks, including diet sodas, in an attempt to curb …