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Economic Growth

Clinton's Economic Policies

Recession Hits Entry-Level Jobs

Liberals Will Blame George W. Bush

Higher GDP Growth When GOP Controlled Congress

Is The Left Intellectually Dead?

How Much Credit for Economy is Owed Bush?

Economy's Expansion Found Wanting

The Clinton Recovery

Effects of Clinton Tax Increases

Clinton v. Reagan on Jobs

Clinton v. Reagan on Growth

Clinton v. Reagan on Economic Performance

Clinton v. Reagan on Family Incomes

Current and Future Growth

Economies Return To Normal After Disasters
The New Economy & Productivity Growth
Greenspan's Optimistic About Increasing Productivity
Needed: Policies To Revive The Economy
A Recession Cometh
The Surplus, Economic Growth And Government Spending
Are New Economy "Network Effects" The Same Old "Economies Of Scale?"
The Only Thing To Fear Is Bad Government, Itself
Increased Government Wages Result In Slower Economic Growth
Like The Automobile, Computers Herald A New Era
Measuring Today's Prosperity
The New Gilded Age And Return Of The Barons
Debt Not Rising Precipitously
Developed Economies Back On Track, OECD Says
Sustaining "New Era" Economic Growth
New Economy? Or Inflationary Bubble?
The New Economy And Limits To Growth
Small Businesses Are The Powerhouse Of Economic Growth
What The Economy Owes Info Tech
Evolutionary Capitalism
Growth Rates Leave Forecasters Scrambling
Welcome The New Economic Era
Business Investing Continues Heady Growth
U.S. Created Jobs, Europe Didn't
Benefits Of The 1990s Economic Boom
Blunders Which Caused Depression Not Likely to be Repeated
This Expansion Has Been Weak
Top CEOs Pessimistic on U.S. Economy
Investment Fuels Growth, Not Government Spending
In Search of Higher Growth Rates
Forecasters Blindsided by Economy's Surge
Welcome Economic Signs
Is the Business Cycle Dead?
Despite Falling Prices, Economy is Growing
Technology Brings Economic Growth
An Economy to Rejoice in
Economic Future is Bright
Prosperity as Far as the Eye Can See

Effects of Growth Rates

Comparison Of Grassley & Daschle Economic Stimulus Plans
Will A Slowdown In Growth Prompt Anti-Market Solutions?
Prosperity Fuels Social Dissent
The Reagan Factor In Dow 10,000
Effects of Slow Growth
Advantages of Faster Growth
Benefits of Past Growth
Effects of Past Growth

International Economic Growth

Measuring Growth

Commerce Unveils New Economic Statistics
Measuring The Fast Changing Economy
Pollution-Control Costs Are Added To The Price Index
The Unmeasured Underground Economy
Software's Economic Importance
Output Figures May Understate Growth
How the CPI Misstates Economic Progress
Measuring the Service Sector
Economists Project Steady Growth
Measuring Worker Output
Government Measures Misstate Economic Situation
Inaccurate Data Lead Economic Planning Astray
Price Index Fix Moves Growth Rate Up, Inflation down
Heritage: Congress Must Reform Federal Statistical system (study)

Slow Growth, Recession and Stagnation

Economy Poised For Recovery
What Caused The '29 Crash And Great Depression?
Shorter Recessions, Longer Expansions
In Search Of Workers
Slowdown Yes, Recession No
Tax Cuts Nixed as Economy Heads for Recession
JEC Study: Government Spending and Economic Growth
No One Knows When the Next Recession Will Come
Options Available to Keep Economy Humming
Room for Improvement in Economic Growth Rates
Economic Growth and Payroll Taxes
Effects of Big Government on Growth
When Countries Really Mess Up
International Economic Stagnation

State Taxes and Economic Growth

Supply-Side Policies

"Stimulus Package" Lacks Supply-Side Tax Cuts
War Measures Include Economic Recovery
The Boom Of '82 Still Resounds
Supply Side Economics
The Politics Of An Economics Prize
Reaganomics Architect Wins Nobel Prize
Who Is Robert A. Mundell?
Rewriting Economic History
The Reagan -- Thatcher Revolution
Supply Side Success
Comparing Dole, Clinton Economic Plans
Fruits of the Reagan Revolution
Reagan Policies Influence Today's Economy
What's Behind All This Prosperity
1980s Made All Households Better Off
Agenda for Economic Freedom (short study)
Cato Institute: Supply Side Tax Cuts and the Reagan Record (study)

Taxes and Economic Growth

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Clinton's Economic Policies

Current and Future Growth

Effects of Growth Rates

International Economic Growth

Measuring Growth

Slow Growth, Recession and Stagnation

State Taxes and Economic Growth

Supply-Side Policies

Taxes and Economic Growth

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Dallas Headquarters: 12770 Coit Rd., Suite 800 - Dallas, TX 75251-1339 - 972/386-6272 - Fax 972/386-0924
Washington Office: 601 Pennsylvania Ave. NW, Suite 900 South Building - Washington, DC 20004 - 202/220-3082 - Fax 202/220-3096
© 2001 NCPA