Out of Gas: The Highway Trust Fund

Executive Summary The federal Highway Trust Fund is running on empty, despite $34 billion in annual revenues from taxes on gasoline, diesel and other fuels dedicated to pay for the Interstate Highway …

Meet the CEO: Allen West

D Magazine: NCPA CEO Lieutenant Colonel Allen West talks about inspiration, challenges, and efforts to promote economic, energy, and national security in the D Magazine interview.

How Corporations Are Taxed

Executive Summary There appears to be agreement in principle that U.S. corporate tax rates are too high. The top U.S. corporate income tax rate is 35 percent — the highest in …

Critics: CCNC Audit Accurate But Not Very Useful

Carolina Journal Online: NCPA Senior Fellow Devon Herrick identifies research design flaws and faulty methodology in North Carolina’s state audit of Community Care of North Carolina (CCNC), noting that it is not a useful guide for future policymaking, in a Carolina Journal Online post. 

Another Health Insurance COOP Bites the Dust

Townhall: “With 21 of 23 COOPS facing losses and lacking business plans, healthcare COOPs are fraught with self-serving capitalists looting taxpayer money,” says NCPA Senior Fellow Devon Herrick in a Townhall.com commentary.

Fracking Is Our Clean Power Plan

Forbes: Fracking creates more jobs, stimulates more economic growth, and reduces carbon emissions more effectively than Obama’s “Clean Power Plan,” writes NCPA COO Jacki Pick in a Forbes commentary. 

Do Mortgage Deductions Help Homebuyers?

NCPA: Mortgage-related deductions do little to reduce the cost of home ownership for those in the lowest income quintiles, according to a new report by National Center for Policy Analysis Senior Fellow Pamela Villarreal and Research Associates Matt Cafrelli and Joshua Latshaw.