The National Center for Policy Analysis (NCPA) will sponsor a Congressional Briefing to propose principles to help solve one of the most important dilemmas facing modern Americans: How do we best advance environmental protection while ensuring continued economic growth and individual rights?
As April 15th approaches, the time of year when taxpayers feel most inclined to lambast the Internal Revenue Service, it is imperative that Americans pay attention to the real problem – the tax code the IRS is contracted by Congress to enforce.
More than half the natural chemicals in fruits and vegetables that have been tested cause cancer in laboratory rats and mice at very high doses.
While the President's health care commission has released a Consumers' Bill of Rights that could lead to massive regulation and government control over health insurance, a group of panelists today said the solution is more choice, not more regulation.
The National Center for Policy Analysis (NCPA) will hold a March 24th Congressional Briefing to examine proposed Patient Bill of Rights regulations and suggest alternatives which would empower patients to directly control the quality of health care.
Boston University Economics Professor Laurence J. Kotlikoff will discuss "fiscal child abuse at home and abroad" during an April 2nd Policy Forum Luncheon sponsored by the National Center for Policy Analysis and the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.
NCPA Senior Fellow Bruce Bartlett will be the featured guest on Insights With Robert Novak.
Texas Governor George W. Bush will be in Dallas, Tuesday, March 31 to kick off the National Center for Policy Analysis's first 1998 Hatton W. Sumners Distinguished Lecture Series Luncheon.
In the last 10 years a nationwide movement has emerged in favor of school choice.
The National Center for Policy Analysis (NCPA) and Children's Education Opportunity of America (CEO America) will hold a Congressional Briefing to address parental choice in education reform.
"The charter schools technical and professional support system announced today by Governor Bush is just another example of Texas leading the nation in education reform."
Downsizing the federal government appears to be an oxymoron when one looks at the Department of Health and Human Services.
Dr. Morgan Reynolds, a senior fellow with the National Center for Policy Analysis, advised a House Appropriations subcommittee today to close down the Labor Department, therefore saving its $34 billion a year budget.
Dr. Merrill Matthews, Vice President – Domestic Policy for the National Center for Policy Analysis will testify on ways to downsize the government at a House Appropriations subcommittee hearing.
Dr. Morgan Reynolds, a senior fellow for the National Center for Policy Analysis, will testify on ways to downsize federal government at a House Appropriations subcommittee hearing.
When today's 20-year-olds reach retirement age, their government retirement benefits may consume as much as two out of every three dollars earned by the people still working.
A marriage tax penalty results when a married couple pays more taxes by filing jointly than they would pay if each spouse could file as a single.
With the President poised to sell America an expanded Medicare plan without a clear vision of how to maintain the current system or solve Social Security's anticipated $10 trillion long-term gap.
"The Paycheck Fairness Act is the second-best solution to the problem of unions abusing workers' paychecks."
National Center for Policy Analysis' Senior Fellow Morgan Reynolds will testify before a House subcommittee Wednesday on the Paycheck Fairness Act.
In a White House ceremony yesterday, President Clinton proposed a $21.7 billion child care initiative.
President Clinton yesterday announced a plan to allow early retirees and laid-off workers as young as 55 to buy into the already overburdened Medicare system.
Reform of the Internal Revenue Service will be of little effect unless tax code reform and a reduction of taxes are also instituted.
The global climate change treaty under discussion in Kyoto, if agreed to by the U.S., will have a significant impact on the Texas economy.
The National Center for Policy Analysis has named Jack Strayer Vice President – External Affairs.