Every candidate running for the presidency in 2016 will trumpet tax reform as part of his or her agenda. The contenders may propose to reduce rates, eliminate deductions, or give credits for this or that. But real reform requires structural changes to the tax system. Otherwise, taxpayers will be left with the same onerous system as today.
iHealthBeat: Net neutrality threatens one of the most promising areas of innovation in health care – using mobile devices to maintain and improve people’s health, says NCPA Senior Fellow John R. Graham in a commentary at iHealthBeat.
The Independent Institute: Health spending stands over our weak economy like a colossus, says NCPA Senior Fellow John R. Graham in a commentary at Forbes.
Forbes: NCPA Senior Fellow John R. Graham takes a closer look into Obamacare’s “free” mammogram regulation in a Forbes commentary.