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Taxing Capital Income More Uniformly Is A Worthy Objective In The Upcoming Budget Battles*
This nation soon must address the large gap between its spending and tax collections. Deficits are at an all-time high amid low unemployment. Because programs like Social Security and many health programs grow faster than the economy, that...
Interview On How We Have Abandoned The Working Class And The Young
Bob Bixby from the Concord Coalition recently interviewed me for the radio show, Facing the Future. I copy his summary of the discussion below. But I also invite you to listen to the much fuller podcast by clicking the audio button at this...
What Can’t Continue Won’t*
Perpetual Machine Breaking Down
Economists and policymakers often treat a long-running policy direction as if it can continue eternally. If a tax cut, benefit increase, or fiscal or monetary stimulus once seemed worthwhile, a furth...
“What’s The Matter With Congress?” Part Two: The Weakened Presidency
In my previous note, I began a two-part response to a New York Times Opinion piece by Thomas B. Edsall and George Washington University Professor Steven Pearlstein on why Congress was so dysfunctional. I have little to subtract but much to...
Comments On“What’s The Matter With Congress?” By Thomas B. Edsall
In a New York Times Opinion piece, two of my favorite journalists and thinkers, Thomas B. Edsall and George Washington University Professor Steven Pearlstein, debated whether Congress’s weakness stemmed from members’ lack of bravery or from...
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-Cofounder, Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center and ACT for Alexandria-Former Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Treasury-Latest book: Abandoned: How Republicans And Democrats Deserted The Working Class, The Young, And The American Dream
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