The National Center for Policy Analysis and CEO America will present the live taping of William F. Buckley, Jr.'s Firing Line Debate on the topic Resolved: Government Should Not Discriminate Against Private Schools.
Two tax policy experts from different sides of the policy fence, Bruce Bartlett of the National Center for Policy Analysis (NCPA) and William Gale of Brookings Institution, will discuss the "good, the feasible and the impossible" in the 1997 Budget Tax Cut Bill.
The school voucher issue will be the topic of argument when the National Center for Policy Analysis and CEO America present the live taping of William F. Buckley, Jr.'s Firing Line Debate June 9th at Texas Christian University.
More than half a million American children are in government-run foster care.
Columns by Bruce Bartlett, former Treasury official and Senior Fellow of the National Center for Policy Analysis, will be available nationally through the Creators Syndicate beginning May 1, 1997.
Calling the 1996 Health Insurance and Portability Act's imposed cap on Medical Savings Accounts arbitrary and restrictive, speakers at a Washington, D.C., press conference today called for expansion of the program.
Dr. Barry Asmus, Senior Economist of the National Center for Policy Analysis, will deliver a "tax day" message to the House Ways & Means Committee on behalf of all Americans who pay the price for an ill-designed government-run tax system which discourages growth.
The need to ease the taxpayer burden and to spur economic growth are immediate, as anyone with a static salary about to mail a bloated check to the IRS realizes.
The future of American health insurance coverage remains tenuous. Medicare is nearly bankrupt. Forty million Americans are uninsured.
The National Center for Policy Analysis and the Hatton W. Sumners Foundation present a special Firing Line debate that goes to the heart of the current controversy over environmental policy versus personal and property rights.
American citizens are better equipped than politicians and bureaucrats to competently invest their own retirement funds.
National Center for Policy Analysis Criminal Justice Center Director Morgan Reynolds will testify before a House subcommittee Tuesday that under the current system of mandatory dues, labor unions are misleading their members.
Members of the Social Security Advisory Council recently recommended various plans to invest Social Security funds in the stock market.
National Center for Policy Analysis (NCPA) President John Goodman will testify before a Senate subcommittee that the Medicare program, combined with other elderly entitlements, could claim more than half of the income of future workers at the time today's college students reach the retirement age.
Environmentalists have gone too far too fast. That's what a panel of experts will debate during the March 14 taping of Firing Line.
Medicare, the nation's health care program for the elderly, will ultimately bankrupt the country if we stay on the present course, a health economist told a Senate committee today.
Government policy denies many low-income working Americans and their children the same tax incentives to purchase health insurance that it gives most middle and upper-income workers.
President Clinton has proposed a plan to cover roughly half of the 10 million uninsured children from low-income families.
The Food and Drug Administration's drug and device process is slow, expensive and hazardous to our health.
The federal government's own forecasts show that America's Medicare and Social Security systems are headed for fiscal disaster early in the 21st century.