NCPA Media: News Release

  • Dec 13, 2011

    Widespread Drug Shortages Projected to Worsen

    Administration Orders to FDA Likely to Aggravate Shortfall

    NCPA Study - The major cause of the recent drug shortages can be directly linked to excessive government price regulations and the shortage is projected to get worse, according to a report released today from the National Center for Policy Analysis
  • Nov 09, 2011

    NCPA Study: Social Security Reforms That Cut Benefits: May Not Be All That Bad For Younger Workers

    NCPA: Most Social Security reform proposals would result in fewer benefits for future retirees. However, if the program pays out less in benefits there is an offsetting gain: payroll taxes needed from younger workers to support the program will be lower than they would be to fully fund benefits under the current program.
  • Oct 25, 2011

    International Land Development Restrictions Drive Up Housing Costs

    “Smart Growth” Not So Smart Overseas

    NCPA - The rapid rise of housing costs in the international market is the focus of a new brief released today from the National Center for Policy Analysis (NCPA).
  • Oct 25, 2011

    First Conference on Rare Earths, Critical Metals, Energy and National Security in Washington, D.C. On Nov. 2

    Congressional, DOD, DOE, Policy and Other Experts to Speak

    NCPA - The first of its kind, this conference will explore the direct link between the U.S. rare earths supply and the nation's safety, as well as policy proposals to decrease our dependence on foreign suppliers, improve our domestic energy production, and enhance our national security. It is sponsored by the National Center for Policy Analysis (NCPA).
  • Sep 22, 2011

    LOWER CORPORATE INCOME TAXES = STRONGER JOBS MARKET

    Hiking Corporate Tax Rate Hurts Employees Most: NCPA Study

    NCPA: President Obama and Congress should consult with workers before raising corporate income taxes, according to a new National Center for Policy Analysis (NCPA)  study from Senior Fellow Laurence J. Kotlikoff.


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