China's Long-term Economic Forecast: Good But Not Recession-Proof
Forbes: Senior Fellow Bill Conerly predicts long-term economic growth in China, despite a potential short-term slowdown, in a Forbes commentary.
Forbes: Senior Fellow Bill Conerly predicts long-term economic growth in China, despite a potential short-term slowdown, in a Forbes commentary.
Townhall: NCPA Senior Fellow Devon Herrick warns that hidden fees, price gauging, and monopolistic practices plague large hospitals, and recommends visiting independent practices for competitive prices in a Townhall commentary.
PB Oil & Gas: A PB Oil & Gas story features the NCPA’s “Frac Map,” which shows the bans, restrictions, and regulations on frac’ing in the United States.
Right Side News: “Usage of donor fecal matter in research and transplantation faces stringent regulations and red tape from the FDA,” says NCPA Senior Fellow Dr. Devon Herrick in a Right Side News commentary.
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 …
CNSNews.com: This week’s stock market roller coaster shows just how vulnerable the U.S. economy remains to economic turmoil – and could point to an impending market crash bigger than that of 2008, warned NCPA CEO Allen West and FCI Contributor Richard Bowen in a CNS News commentary.
Right Side News: Noting the lack of transparency and medical coverage in Canada’s healthcare, Senior Fellow John R. Graham points out the tremendous flaws of a single-payer system in a Right Side News commentary.
USA Today: USA Today’s Road Warrior Voices cites NCPA research when cautioning travelers about the perils of travel taxes.
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.
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.
Driving to my medical office one spring morning on the Dallas North Tollway, I was taken aback by a massive billboard extolling the virtues of electronic health records (EHRs) at a local …
Modern Healthcare: The bipartisan 21st Century Cures Act could pave the way for healthy debate and relief from high drug costs, says Senior Fellow John R. Graham in a Modern Healthcare article.
The Hill: Senior Fellow John R. Graham offers bipartisan solutions to the burdensome licensing restrictions that artificially increase Medicare costs in a commentary at The Hill.
The Tax Reform Act of 1986 ended personal deductions for interest on credit card debt and other types of loans, but continued the home mortgage interest deduction, a popular tax expenditure. Supporters …
Discussing Freedom and Liberty and Issues in the News that Threaten Both WHEN: September 24, 2015 Buffet Breakfast: …
Glenn BeckWhat the American Dream Means WHEN: Friday, October 2, 2015 WHERE: Dallas Marriott Las Colinas 223 West …
NCPA Constitution Day Fun Run WHEN: Sunday, September 13, 2015 7:30 a.m. WHERE: University of Texas at Arlington …
The Huffington Post: NCPA research on Wisconsin pensions and other post-employment benefits (OPEB) receives high praise in The Huffington Post commentary.
The Daily Caller: The penalties for violations built into the nuclear deal hinge on two faulty assumptions: sanctions can be reapplied and other countries have a vested interest in Iran’s compliance. Iran has mastered the art of masking oil revenue, routing embargoed goods through well-advertised smuggling routes in places like Dubai, and channeling finances through covert investment partnerships with Russia. The Iranian government is sanction-proofing its economy. They will invest, convert, and shelter the new revenue (and future revenue) to guard against future U.S. action. The most important enforcement tool available fails without a target.
Madison.com: Living in Minnesota, but working in Wisconsin? You may be better off moving closer to work, according to a 2014 NCPA report referenced in a Madison.com story.
NCPA: By the time the Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen and the other members of the Board of Governors become concerned about their easy money policies, they will have set the stage for another “bust,” like the 2008 financial crisis, warns Richard Ebeling, BB&T Distinguished Professor of Ethics and Free Enterprise Leadership at The Citadel in Charleston, South Carolina, in a new study from National Center for Policy Analysis.
Providence Journal: Less than half of Medicaid spending actually improves recipients’ welfare, argues National Center for Policy Analysis Senior Fellow John R. Graham in a Providence Journal commentary.