Dallas – Reform of the Internal Revenue Service will be of little effect unless tax code reform and a reduction of taxes are also instituted, according to a brief analysis from the National Center for Policy Analysis.
Dallas – 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. Sterling Burnett, Environmental Analyst for the National Center for Policy Analysis, joins U.S. Rep. Sam Johnson in Plano Monday, December 8, 1997 for a public briefing to discuss the potential effects.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5 /PRNewswire/ — The National Center for Policy Analysis has named Jack Strayer Vice President – External Affairs.
Why work when you can earn more than $36,000 a year doing nothing?
Dr. John Goodman, President of the National Center for Policy Analysis, joins Senator Phil Gramm and Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison in Houston Monday for a public briefing on Internal Revenue Service reform and the introduction of Sen. Gramm's "Honest Taxpayer Protection Act of 1998."
Washington, D.C. – Why work when you can earn more than $36,000 a year doing nothing? This is what welfare recipients are asking in Hawaii, and why welfare-to-work reform policies have been slow to be adopted in that state according to a report from the National Center for Policy Analysis. Making Welfare Work: Lessons From the Best and Worst State Welfare Reform Programs, looks at why some states have been more successful than others in implementing welfare-to-work programs.
Dallas – Dr. John Goodman, President of the National Center for Policy Analysis, joins Senator Phil Gramm and Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison in Houston Monday for a public briefing on Internal Revenue Service reform and the introduction of Sen. Gramm's "Honest Taxpayer Protection Act of 1998."
While some states are having great success with welfare reform, many indolent states are putting fewer welfare recipients to work.
Washington, D.C. – While some states are having great success with welfare reform, many indolent states are putting fewer welfare recipients to work according to a report from the National Center for Policy Analysis.
Katy Meaker Menges has been promoted to Vice President Public Affairs for the National Center for Policy Analysis.
It's time to put prison inmates to work.
The National Center for Policy Analysis and Texas Citizens for a Sound Economy will host a reception Wednesday, October 29, 1997 to discuss the impact on Texas of a global climate change treaty.
Experts at a Senate briefing on global warming say the international climate change treaty set for discussion at President Clinton's October 6th summit does not consider the economic impact on industrial countries and will exempt developing countries from any restrictions.
The National Center for Policy Analysis (NCPA) and the Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI) will sponsor a Senate Briefing on Global Warming to address the global warming myths that are serving as the backbone of an internationally binding environmental treaty due to be signed this December in Kyoto, Japan.
ADVISORY: TAXPAYERS PAY MORE FOR NOT SENDING CRIMINALS TO JAIL
While it's common knowledge that virtually all mandates increase the cost of health insurance, the magnitude of their effects has been the subject of debate and discussion.
For a child in foster care, the best states in which to enter foster care would be New Mexico, Utah and New Hampshire and the worst state would be Hawaii.
For 17 years, states have failed to comply with the Federal Government's requirement to record and report on the status of children in state-managed foster care.
As the House and Senate begin their conference committee work on the reconciliation bill on July 8, National Center for Policy Analysis (NCPA) President John Goodman will be available for interviews in Washington to discuss KidCare and Medicare reform.
As expected, President Clinton has pledged a U.S. commitment to slow global warming, but he didn't offer any specific plan in his speech Thursday at the United Nations Earth Summit.
President Clinton has pledged U.S. commitment to an internationally binding Global Climate Treaty, but his lack of specifics during Thursday's speech to the United Nations Earth Summit enraged radical environmentalists.
Theories about global warming and the proposed treaties to reduce climate change are based on disputed science and will shackle developed economies.
If climatologists cannot agree on a climate change diagnosis – some contend the earth is warming, some say it's cooling, others assess no significant change at all – is it appropriate to prescribe a "cure" certain to impose negative side effects?
National Center for Policy Analysis (NCPA) President John Goodman will testify before the House Ways & Means Subcommittee on Social Security that adoption of a fully funded private pension system, coupled with a restructuring of Medicare would convert Social Security to a safer, more lucrative retirement system for tomorrow's seniors.
National Center for Policy Analysis (NCPA) tax expert Bruce Bartlett will testify before the Subcommittee on Tax, Finance and Exports of the House Committee on Small Business that the estate tax.