Sherri Collins
Director of Human Resources
Catherine Daniell
Sr. Director of Communications Caytie Daniell is responsible for raising awareness of the NCPA’s research, experts, blogs and events with news and social media. Caytie keeps the NCPA on the …
Tonya Featherstone
Sr. Director of Development Tonya oversees the day-to-day operations of the Development department, including supervision of submissions for proposals for grants and requests for proposals from foundations and letters of …
Medical Care in a Real-World Marketplace
Long Island Newsday: American health should be developed within free-market principles, says Lane Filler in a Long Island Newsday editorial. Citing an NCPA study, Filler says that costs will go down as competition is encouraged.
GOP Keeps Target on ObamaCare 'Risk Corridors'
Washington Examiner: The ACA’s provision for federal subsidies over the next three years “puts taxpayers at risk for the cost of serious mistakes in the design of the exchanges,” said NCPA President John Goodman in a Washington Examiner article. Goodman, along with Sen. Marco Rubio, testified before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee on February 5th regarding ObamaCare’s risk corridors.
Which is Better for Young Workers: NCPA Study
NCPA: Workers at all ages could be better off from smaller Social Security benefits rather than higher payroll taxes, according to a new study from the National Center for Policy Analysis.
A Good GDP Tradeoff: Net Imports Up; Government Spending Down
Forbes: The sharp decline in federal government consumption and investment and the increase in net exports caught the attention of NCPA Distinguished Fellow Bob McTeer. In a piece for Forbes, McTeer says he is pleased by the shift, even if it isn’t getting much attention.
Evaluating Social Security Reforms in the Age of Budget Deficits
Congress is once again considering changes in Social Security in an attempt to “save” the program. Social Security benefit payments have exceeded tax revenues since 2010; the funding deficit is growing and, barring reform, will continue to grow indefinitely. Higher tax revenues are necessary to fund benefits as they are currently calculated.