Taxing wealthy Americans to pay for health care -- as the House bill would do -- is bad for the economy because it would take money out of the system that could be used to invest in growing businesses, says economist John C. Goodman, President, CEO and the Kellye Wright Fellow of the National Center for Policy Analysis...
By removing taxpayer subsidies for fuel use and eliminating regulatory barriers to nuclear power and biotechnology, we can decrease CO2 emissions right away, say H. Sterling Burnett, a senior fellow, and James Franko, a legislative assistant, both the with National Center for Policy Analysis...
Despite claims by U.S. Trade Representative Ron Kirk, the United States has slipped to the 28th most open market in the world, says author Daniel Griswold...
Much of the cost of Sen. Reid's health care bill has simply been shifted from the federal budget onto the backs of workers, businesses and state governments, says researcher Michael D. Tanner...